Novel rna compositions and methods for inhibiting angptl3

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure relates to dsRNAs targeting ANGPTL3, methods of inhibiting ANGPTL3 gene expression, and methods of treating one or more conditions associated with ANGPTL3 gene expression.

SEQUENCE LISTING

Nucleic acid sequences are disclosed in the present specification thatserve as references. The same sequences are also presented in a sequencelisting formatted according to standard requirements for the purpose ofpatent matters. In case of any sequence discrepancy with the standardsequence listing, the sequences described in the present specificationshall be the reference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure relates to dsRNAs targeting ANGPTL3, methods ofinhibiting ANGPTL3 gene expression, and methods of treating one or moreconditions associated with ANGPTL3 gene expression.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Angiopoietin-like protein 3 (ANGPTL3) is an ANGPTL family memberbelieved to be involved in lipid and glucose metabolism andangiogenesis. ANGPTL3, also known as angiopoietin 5, ANGPT5, FHBL2, andANL3, is a 54 kDa hepatic secretory protein regulating plasma lipidlevels, including levels of plasma triglycerides (TGs), very low densitylipoproteins (VLDL), low density lipoproteins (LDL), and high densitylipoproteins (HDL). ANGPTL3 inhibits lipoprotein lipase and endotheliallipase mediated hydrolysis of TGs and phospholipids (Tikka et al.,Endocrine (2016) 52(2):187-93). Elevated levels of plasma triglycerides(e.g., 150 mg/dL or higher) and LDL (e.g., 130 mg/dL or higher), as wellas diminished levels of HDL (e.g., 60 mg/dL or lower) significantlyincrease the risk of cardiovascular conditions such as heart disease,heart attack, stroke, and atherosclerosis, e.g., by contributing to riskfactors such as obesity, hypertension, high cholesterol levels, highblood sugar, diabetes and metabolic syndrome. Very high levels of plasmatriglycerides (e.g., 500 mg/dL or higher) significantly increase therisk of pancreatitis.

WO2012/177784 discloses angiopoietin-like (ANGPTL3) RNA compositions andmethods of use thereof.

Double-stranded RNA molecules (dsRNAs) have been shown to block geneexpression in a highly conserved regulatory mechanism known as RNAinterference (RNAi). This appears to be a different mechanism of actionfrom that of single-stranded oligonucleotides such as antisenseoligonucleotides, antimiRs, and antagomiRs. In RNA interferencetechnology, double-stranded RNAs, such as small interfering RNAs(siRNAs), bind to the RNA-induced silencing complex (“RISC”), where onestrand (the “passenger strand” or “sense strand”) is displaced and theremaining strand (the “guide strand” or “antisense strand”) cooperateswith RISC to bind a complementary RNA (the target RNA). Once bound, thetarget RNA is cleaved by RNA endonuclease Argonaute (AGO) in RISC andthen further degraded by RNA exonucleases. RNAi has now been used todevelop a new class of therapeutic agents for treating disorders causedby the aberrant or unwanted expression of a gene.

Due to the importance of ANGPTL3 in regulating triglyceride and lipidmetabolism, and the prevalence of diseases associated with elevatedtriglyceride and LDL levels, there is a continuing need to identifyinhibitors of ANGPTL3 expression and to test such inhibitors forefficacy and unwanted side effects such as cytotoxicity.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Provided herein are dsRNAs useful for inhibiting expression of anANGPTL3 gene. The dsRNAs provided herein may reduce elevatedtriglyceride, VLDL and/or LDL levels into normal ranges, or maintainnormal triglyceride levels, resulting in overall improved health. TheRNA agents of the present disclosure may be used to treat conditionssuch as lipid metabolism disorders characterized in whole or in part byelevated TG and/or LDL cholesterol (LDL-c) levels (e.g.,hypertriglyceridemia, and hyperlipidemia such as familial combinedhyperlipidemia, familial hypercholesterolemia (e.g., homozygous familialhypercholesterolemia or HoFH), and polygenic hypercholesterolemia). TheRNA agents of the present disclosure also can be used to lowercardiovascular risks (e.g., atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, heartdisease, heart attack, and stroke) in patients who have elevated TG andLDL-c levels.

Accordingly, provided herein is a double-stranded ribonucleic acid(dsRNA) that inhibits expression of a human angiopoietin-like protein 3(ANGPTL3) gene by targeting a target sequence on an RNA transcript ofthe ANGPTL3 gene, wherein the dsRNA comprises a sense strand comprisinga sense sequence, and an antisense strand comprising an antisensesequence, wherein the sense sequence is at least 90% identical to thetarget sequence, and wherein the target sequence is nucleotides 135-153,143-161, 143-163, 144-162, 145-163, 150-168, 151-169, 1528-1546,1530-1548, 1532-1550, 1533-1551, 1535-1553, 1602-1620, 2612-2630, or2773-2791 of SEQ ID NO: 1181. In some embodiments, the sense strand andantisense strand of the present dsRNA are complementary to each otherover a region of 15-25 contiguous nucleotides. In some embodiments, thesense strand and the antisense strand are no more than 30 nucleotides inlength.

In some embodiments, the target sequence of the present dsRNA isnucleotides 135-153, 143-161, 143-163, 144-162, 145-163, 150-168,151-169, 1528-1546, 1530-1548, 1532-1550, 1533-1551, 1535-1553,1602-1620, 2612-2630, or 2773-2791 of SEQ ID NO: 1181. In furtherembodiments, the target sequence is nucleotides 135-153, 143-161,144-162, 145-163, 150-168, or 1535-1553 of SEQ ID NO: 1181. In furtherembodiments, the target sequence is nucleotides 143-161, 1535-1553 and135-153. As used herein, a target sequence defined as the range “x-y” ofSEQ ID NO: Z consists of the target sequence beginning at the nucleotidein position x and ending at the nucleotide in position y of the nucleicacid sequence of SEQ ID NO: Z. Illustratively, for the sake of clarity,the target sequence defined as the range “135-153” consists of thetarget sequence beginning at the nucleotide in position 135 and endingat the nucleotide in position 153 of the nucleic acid sequence of SEQ IDNO: 1181.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises an antisense sequence that isat least 90% identical to a nucleotide sequence selected from the groupconsisting of SEQ ID NOs: 227-229, 261-265, 269, 343, 356, 379, 385,386, and 426.

In some embodiments, the sense sequence and the antisense sequence ofthe present dsRNA are complementary, wherein a) the sense sequencecomprises a nucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting ofSEQ ID NOs: 13-15, 47-51, 55, 129, 142, 165, 171, 172, and 212; or b)the antisense sequence comprises a nucleotide sequence selected from thegroup consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 227-229, 261-265, 269, 343, 356, 379,385, 386, and 426.

In some embodiments, the sense strand and antisense strand of the dsRNArespectively comprise the nucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 13(sense strand) and 227 (antisense strand); b) SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 228; c)SEQ ID NOs: 15 and 229; d) SEQ ID NOs: 47 and 261; e) SEQ ID NOs: 48 and262; f) SEQ ID NOs: 49 and 263; g) SEQ ID NOs: 50 and 264; h) SEQ IDNOs: 51 and 265; i) SEQ ID NOs: 55 and 269; j) SEQ ID NOs: 129 and 343;k) SEQ ID NOs: 142 and 356; 1) SEQ ID NOs: 165 and 379; m) SEQ ID NOs:171 and 385; n) SEQ ID NOs: 172 and 386; or o) SEQ ID NOs: 212 and 426.In some embodiments, the sense strand and antisense strand of the dsRNArespectively comprise the nucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 13 and227; b) SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 228; c) SEQ ID NOs: 15 and 229; d) SEQ IDNOs: 51 and 265; e) SEQ ID NOs: 165 and 379; or f) SEQ ID NOs: 171 and385.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises one or more modifiednucleotides, wherein at least one of the one or more modifiednucleotides is 2′-deoxy-2′-fluoro-ribonucleotide,2′-deoxyribonucleotide, or 2′-O-methyl-ribonucleotide. In furtherembodiments, the dsRNA comprises two or more 2′-O-methyl-ribonucleotidesand two or more 2′-deoxy-2′-fluoro-ribonucleotides (e.g., in analternating pattern). In some embodiments, the sense sequence and theantisense sequence comprise alternating 2′-O-methyl ribonucleotides and2′-deoxy-2′-fluoro ribonucleotides.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises an inverted2′-deoxyribonucleotide at the 3′-end of its sense or antisense strand.

In some embodiments, one or both of the sense strand and the antisensestrand of the present dsRNA further comprise a) a 5′ overhang comprisingone or more nucleotides; and/or b) a 3′ overhang comprising one or morenucleotides. In further embodiments, an overhang in the dsRNA comprisestwo or three nucleotides. In certain embodiments, an overhang in thedsRNA comprises one or more thymines.

In some embodiments, the sense strand comprises a nucleotide sequenceselected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 441-443, 475-479, 483,557, 570, 593, 599, 600, and 640; and/or the antisense strand comprisesa nucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:655-657, 689-693, 697, 771, 784, 807, 813, 814, and 854. In furtherembodiments, the sense strand and antisense strand of the dsRNArespectively comprise the nucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 441and 655; b) SEQ ID NOs: 442 and 656; c) SEQ ID NOs: 443 and 657; d) SEQID NOs: 475 and 689; e) SEQ ID NOs: 476 and 690; f) SEQ ID NOs: 477 and691; g) SEQ ID NOs: 478 and 692; h) SEQ ID NOs: 479 and 693; i) SEQ IDNOs: 483 and 697; j) SEQ ID NOs: 557 and 771; k) SEQ ID NOs: 570 and784; 1) SEQ ID NOs: 593 and 807; m) SEQ ID NOs: 599 and 813; n) SEQ IDNOs: 600 and 814; or o) SEQ ID NOs: 640 and 854.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA is conjugated to one or more ligands withor without a linker (e.g., one or more N-acetylgalactosamine (GalNAc).In some embodiments, the ligand is N-acetylgalactosamine (GalNAc) andthe dsRNA is conjugated to one or more GalNAc. In some embodiments, thedsRNA is a small interfering RNA (siRNA).

In some embodiments, one or both strands of the dsRNA comprise one ormore compounds having the structure of

-   -   wherein:    -   B is a heterocyclic nucleobase,    -   one of L1 and L2 is an internucleoside linking group linking the        compound of formula (I) to said strand(s) and the other of L1        and L2 is H, a protecting group, a phosphorus moiety or an        internucleoside linking group linking the compound of        formula (I) to said strand(s),    -   Y is O, NH, NR1 or N—C(═O)—R1, wherein R1 is:        -   a (C1-C20) alkyl group, optionally substituted by one or            more groups selected from an halogen atom, a (C1-C6) alkyl            group, a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, a (C3-C14) heterocycle, a            (C6-C14) aryl group, a (C5-C14) heteroaryl group, —O-Z1,            —N(Z1)(Z2), —S-Z1, —CN, —C(=J)-O-Z1, —O—C(=J)-Z1,            —C(=J)-N(Z1)(Z2), and —N(Z1)-C(=J)-Z2, wherein    -   J is O or S,    -   each of Z1 and Z2 is, independently, H, a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        optionally substituted by one or more groups selected from a        halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        -   a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, optionally substituted by one or            more groups selected from a halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl            group,        -   a group —[C(═O)]m-R2-(O—CH₂—CH₂)p-R3, wherein    -   m is an integer meaning 0 or 1,    -   p is an integer ranging from 0 to 10,    -   R2 is a (C1-C20) alkylene group optionally substituted by a        (C1-C6) alkyl group, —O-Z3, —N(Z3)(Z4), —S-Z3, —CN, —C(═K)—O—Z3,        —O—C(═K)—Z3, —C(═K)—N(Z3)(Z4), or —N(Z3)-C(═K)—Z4,    -   wherein    -   K is O or S,    -   each of Z3 and Z4 is, independently, H, a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        optionally substituted by one or more groups selected from a        halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group,    -   and    -   R3 is selected from the group consisting of a hydrogen atom, a        (C1-C6) alkyl group, a (C1-C6) alkoxy group, a (C3-C8)        cycloalkyl group, a (C3-C14) heterocycle, a (C6-C14) aryl group        or a (C5-C14) heteroaryl group,    -   or R3 is a cell targeting moiety,        -   X1 and X2 are each, independently, a hydrogen atom, a            (C1-C6) alkyl group, and        -   each of Ra, Rb, Rc and Rd is, independently, H or a (C1-C6)            alkyl group,            or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, in the present dsRNA comprising one or morecompounds of formula (I), Y is

-   -   a) NR1, R1 is a non-substituted (C1-C20) alkyl group;    -   b) NR1, R1 is a non-substituted (C1-C16) alkyl group, which        includes an alkyl group selected from a group comprising methyl,        isopropyl, butyl, octyl, and hexadecyl;    -   c) NR1, R1 is a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, optionally substituted        by one or more groups selected from a halogen atom and a (C1-C6)        alkyl group;    -   d) NR1, R1 is a cyclohexyl group;    -   e) NR1, R1 is a (C1-C20) alkyl group substituted by a (C6-C14)        aryl group;    -   f) NR1, R1 is a methyl group substituted by a phenyl group;    -   g) N—C(═O)—R1, R1 is an optionally substituted (C1-C20) alkyl        group; or    -   h) N—C(═O)—R1, R1 is methyl or pentadecyl.

In some embodiments, in the present dsRNA comprising one or morecompounds of formula (I), B is selected from a group consisting of apyrimidine, a substituted pyrimidine, a purine and a substituted purine,or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, in the present dsRNA comprising one or morecompounds of formula (I), R3 is of the formula (II):

-   -   wherein A1, A2 and A3 are OH,    -   A4 is OH or NHC(═O)—R5, wherein R5 is a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        optionally substituted by a halogen atom, or a pharmaceutically        acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, in the present dsRNA comprising one or morecompounds of formula (I), R3 is N-acetyl-galactosamine, or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, the present dsRNA comprises one or more nucleotidesfrom Tables A and B.

In some embodiments, the present dsRNA comprises from 2 to 10 compoundsof formula (I), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, the present dsRNA comprises 2 to 10 compounds offormula (I) on the sense strand.

In some embodiments, in the present dsRNA, the sense strand comprisestwo to five compounds of formula (I) at the 5′ end, and/or comprises oneto three compounds of formula (I) at the 3′ end.

In some embodiments, in the present dsRNA,

-   -   a) the two to five compounds of formula (I) at the 5′ end of the        sense strand comprise lgT3 and/or lgT7, optionally comprising        three consecutive lgT3 nucleotides; and/or    -   b) the one to three compounds of formula (I) at the 3′ end of        the sense strand comprise lT4 or lT3; optionally comprising two        consecutive lT4.

In some embodiments, the present dsRNA comprises one or moreinternucleoside linking groups independently selected from the groupconsisting of phosphodiester, phosphotriester, phosphorothioate,phosphorodithioate, alkyl-phosphonate and phosphoramidate backbonelinking groups, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, the present dsRNA is selected from the dsRNAs inTables 1-3.

In some embodiments, the sense strand comprises a nucleotide sequenceselected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 858, 902, 907, 911,915, 934, 970, 979, and 988; and the antisense strand comprises anucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:1020, 1064, 1069, 1073, 1077, 1096, 1132, 1141, and 1150.

In some embodiments, the sense strand and antisense strand of the dsRNArespectively comprise the nucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 858and 1020; b) SEQ ID NOs: 902 and 1064; c) SEQ ID NOs: 907 and 1069; d)SEQ ID NOs: 911 and 1073; e) SEQ ID NOs: 915 and 1077; f) SEQ ID NOs:934 and 1096; g) SEQ ID NOs: 970 and 1132; h) SEQ ID NOs: 979 and 1141;or i) SEQ ID NOs: 988 and 1150.

The present disclosure further provides a pharmaceutical compositioncomprising a dsRNA or DNA vector described herein, and apharmaceutically acceptable excipient. The present disclosure furtherprovides a pharmaceutical composition comprising a dsRNA as describedherein, and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient.

Also provided in this disclosure is the present dsRNA, DNA vector, orcomposition for use in inhibiting ANGPTL3 expression in a human in needthereof, or for use in treating or preventing an ANGPTL3-associatedcondition in a human in need thereof. The present disclosure alsoprovides the dsRNA, or a composition comprising it, for use ininhibiting ANGPTL3 expression in a human in need thereof. In aparticular embodiment, the expression of the ANGPTL3 gene in the liverof the human is inhibited by the dsRNA. The disclosure further providesa dsRNA, or a composition comprising it, for use in in treating orpreventing an ANGPTL3-associated condition in a human in need thereof.In a particular embodiment, the ANGPTL3-associated condition is a lipidmetabolism disorder. In a particular embodiment, the lipid metabolismdisorder is hypertriglyceridemia.

Further provided in this disclosure is a method of inhibiting ANGPTL3expression, or treating or preventing an ANGPTL3-associated condition,in a mammal (e.g., a human) in need thereof by administering the presentdsRNA or composition to the mammal.

Further provided in this disclosure is the use of the present dsRNA inthe manufacture of a medicament for inhibiting ANGPTL3 expression, ortreating or preventing an ANGPTL3-associated condition, in a mammal(e.g., a human) in need thereof, as well as articles of manufacture(e.g., kits).

In some embodiments, the dsRNA inhibits the expression of the ANGPTL3gene in the liver of the mammal (e.g., human) in the treatment methods.In certain embodiments, the ANGPTL3-associated condition is a lipidmetabolism disorder, e.g., hypertriglyceridemia and associated diseasesand conditions such as atherosclerosis, pancreatitis, and hyperlipidemiasuch as familial combined hyperlipidemia, familial hypercholesterolemia(e.g., HoFH), and polygenic hypercholesterolemia.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIGS. 1A, 1B and 1C are graphs showing RT-qPCR analysis of ANGPTL3 mRNAexpression in human Hep3B cell lysates following treatment with 164 testsiRNAs as indicated at 0.1 or 1 nM, respectively. Expression of mRNA isrepresented relative to cells treated with a non-targeting siRNAcontrol. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

FIG. 2 is a graph showing cytotoxic effects of 18 selected test siRNAsin human Hep3B cells. Cells were treated with siRNAs as indicated at 5or 50 nM before being analyzed for viability (CellTiter-Glo assay) andtoxicity (ToxiLight assay). Ratios of the resulting readings are shownrelative to results for a non-targeting siRNA control. Error barsindicate standard deviation.

FIG. 3 is a graph of immune stimulation showing the amount of interferonα (IFNα) protein released into the supernatant of human peripheral bloodmononuclear cells (PBMCs) isolated from three donors and transfectedwith selected GalNAc-conjugated siRNAs targeting ANGPTL3 or controls.Protein concentration was determined by ELISA. Error bars indicatestandard deviation.

FIG. 4 is a graph showing cytotoxic effects of 11 selectedGalNAc-conjugated test siRNAs in human primary hepatocytes followingfree uptake. Cells were treated with siRNAs as indicated at 1, 5, or 25μM before being analyzed for viability (CellTiter-Glo assay) andtoxicity (ToxiLight assay). Ratios of the resulting readings are shownrelative to results for an untreated control, in comparison to toxicpositive controls and a non-targeting siRNA control. Error bars indicatestandard deviation.

FIG. 5 is a graph showing the amount of ANGPTL3 protein secreted intothe supernatant of human primary hepatocytes treated with increasingconcentrations of 11 selected GalNAc-siRNAs (free uptake) targetingANGPTL3, as determined by ELISA. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

FIG. 6 is a graph showing the correlation between relative mRNAexpression (as determined by qPCR) and protein expression (as determinedby ELISA) observed in human primary hepatocytes following treatment with11 selected GalNAc-siRNAs (plus a nucleotide control) at 10, 100, or1000 nM, respectively (free uptake).

FIG. 7 is a graph showing serum ANGPTL3 protein levels of mice treatedsubcutaneously with selected GalNAc-siRNAs at 12 mg/kg at day 0. Treatedmice express human ANGPTL 3 from a liver specific adeno-associated viralvector. Human ANGPTL3 levels were quantified by ELISA. Error barsindicate standard deviation.

FIG. 8 is a graph showing RT-qPCR analysis of ANGPTL3 mRNA expression inhuman Hep3B cell lysates following treatment with 52 additional testsiRNAs as indicated at 0.1 or 1 nM, respectively. Expression of mRNA isrepresented relative to cells treated with a non-targeting siRNAcontrol. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

FIG. 9 is a graph showing RT-qPCR analysis of ANGPTL3 mRNA expression incynomolgus primary hepatocyte lysates following treatment with 52additional test siRNAs as indicated at 0.1 and 1 nM, respectively. mRNAexpression is represented relative to cells treated with a non-targetingsiRNA control. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

FIG. 10 is a graph showing cytotoxic effects of 11 additional testsiRNAs in human Hep3B cells. Cells were treated with siRNAs as indicatedat 5 or 50 nM before being analyzed for viability (CellTiter-Glo assay)and toxicity (ToxiLight assay). Ratios of the resulting readings areshown relative to results for a non-targeting siRNA control. Error barsindicate standard deviation.

FIG. 11 is a graph of immune stimulation showing the amount ofinterferon α (IFNα) protein released into the supernatant of humanperipheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) isolated from three donorsand transfected with selected GalNAc-conjugated siRNAs targeting ANGPTL3or controls. Protein concentration was determined by ELISA. Error barsindicate standard deviation.

FIG. 12 is a graph showing cytotoxic effects of six selectedGalNAc-conjugated test siRNAs in human primary hepatocytes followingfree uptake. Cells were treated with siRNAs as indicated at 1, 5, or 25μM before being analyzed for viability (CellTiter-Glo assay) andtoxicity (ToxiLight assay). Ratios of the resulting readings are shownrelative to results for an untreated control, in comparison to toxicpositive controls, a non-targeting siRNA control, and two siRNAsselected from the first round of screening. Error bars indicate standarddeviation.

FIG. 13 is a graph showing the amount of ANGPTL3 protein secreted intothe supernatant of human primary hepatocytes treated with increasingconcentrations of 4 selected GalNAc-siRNAs (free uptake) targetingANGPTL3, as determined by ELISA. Two siRNAs selected from the firstround of screening were included as references. Error bars indicatestandard deviation.

FIG. 14 is a graph showing serum ANGPTL3 protein levels of mice treatedsubcutaneously with selected GalNAc-siRNAs from both screening rounds at10 mg/kg at day 0. Treated mice express human ANGPTL3 from a liverspecific adeno-associated viral vector. Human ANGPTL3 levels werequantified by ELISA. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

FIGS. 15A-F are graphs showing RT-qPCR analysis of ANGPTL3 mRNAexpression in primary human hepatocytes following treatment of the cellswith 3×54 test siRNAs based on parent siRNA #013-c (FIGS. 15A and 15B),siRNA #051-c (FIGS. 15C and 15D), and siRNA #165-c (FIGS. 15E and 15F)at 1 nM, 10 nM, or 100 nM for 72 hours under free uptake conditions.Expression of mRNA is represented relative to cells treated with LV2, anon-targeting siRNA control. Error bars indicate standard deviation.

FIG. 16 is a graph showing immune stimulation indicated by the amount ofinterferon α2a (IFN-α2a) protein released into the supernatant of humanperipheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) isolated from three donorsand transfected for 24 hours with 100 nM concentration of 24 selectedmodified GalNAc ANGPTL3 siRNAs together with respective parentalsequences (siRNA #013-c, siRNA #051-c, and siRNA #165-c) or controls.Protein concentration was determined by ELISA. Error bars indicatestandard deviation.

FIG. 17 is a graph showing cytotoxic effects of 24 selected modifiedGalNAc ANGPTL3 siRNAs together with respective parental sequences (siRNA#013-c, siRNA #051-c, and siRNA #165-c) in human Hep3B cells. Cells weretransfected with siRNAs as indicated at 5 or 50 nM concentration for 72hours before being analyzed for viability (CellTiter-Glo assay) andtoxicity (ToxiLight assay). Ratios of the resulting readings are shownrelative to results for a non-targeting siRNA control. Error barsindicate standard deviation.

FIGS. 18A, 18B, and 18C are graphs showing serum ANGPTL3 protein levelsover time in mice treated once subcutaneously with selectedGalNAc-siRNAs at 5 mg/kg at day 0. They show the results of 3×8 siRNAsbased on parental sequences siRNA #013-c (FIG. 18A), siRNA #051-c (FIG.18B), and siRNA #165-c (FIG. 18C). Treated mice express human ANGPTL3from a liver-specific adeno-associated viral vector. Human ANGPTL3levels were quantified by ELISA. Error bars indicate standard error ofthe mean.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure provides novel double-stranded RNAs (dsRNAs) thatinhibit expression of an angiopoietin-like protein 3 (ANGPTL3) gene. Insome embodiments, the dsRNAs are small interfering RNAs (siRNAs). ThedsRNAs can be used to treat conditions such as lipid metabolismdisorders (e.g., dyslipidemia, mixed-dyslipidemia, hypertriglyceridemia,and associated diseases such as pancreatitis). Unless otherwise stated,“ANGPTL3” refers to human ANGPTL3 herein. An mRNA sequence of a humanANGPTL3 protein is available under NCBI Reference Sequence No.NM_014495.3 (SEQ ID NO: 1181) and its polypeptide sequence is availableunder NCBI Reference Sequence No. NP_055310.1 (SEQ ID NO: 1182). Incertain embodiments, the present disclosure refers to cynomolgusANGPTL3. An mRNA sequence of a cynomolgus ANGPTL3 protein is availableunder NCBI Reference Sequence No. XM_005543185.1 (SEQ ID NO: 1183) andits polypeptide sequence is available under NCBI Reference Sequence No.XP_005543242.1 (SEQ ID NO: 1184).

A dsRNA of the present disclosure (e.g., a dsRNA with or without aGalNAc moiety)_may have one, two, three, or all four of the followingproperties: (i) has a half-life of at least 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 48, 52,56, 60, 72, 96, or 168 hours in vitro; (ii) does not increase productionof interferon α secreted from human primary PMBCs; (iii) has an IC₅₀value of no greater than 0.001, 0.01, 0.1, 0.3, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, or 10 nM for inhibition of human ANGPTL3 expression in vitro(in, e.g., human Hep3B cells, human primary hepatocytes, or cynomolgusprimary hepatocytes as described in the working examples below); and(iv) reduces protein levels of ANGPTL3 by at least 50%, 55%, 60%, 65%,70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% in vivo in C57BL/6mice expressing human ANGPTL3 (e.g., at 5, 10, 15 or more mg/kg).

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises aGalNAc moiety and has one, two, three, or all four of the followingproperties: (i) has a half-life of at least 24, 48, 72, 96, or 168 hoursin vitro; (ii) does not increase production of interferon α secretedfrom human primary PMBCs, (iii) has an IC₅₀ value of no greater than9.68 nM for inhibition of human ANGPTL3 expression in vitro in human orcynomolgus primary hepatocytes; and (iv) reduces protein levels of humanANGPTL3 by at least 60% in vivo in C57BL/6 mice expressing human ANGPTL3after a single subcutaneous dose of 5 mg/kg. In certain embodiments, thedsRNA has all of said properties.

It will be understood by the person skilled in the art that the dsRNAsdescribed herein do not occur in nature (“isolated” dsRNAs).

I. Double-Stranded RNAs

Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to double-strandedribonucleic acid (dsRNA) molecules targeting ANGPTL3. As used herein,the term “double-stranded RNA” or “dsRNA” refers to anoligoribonucleotide molecule comprising a duplex structure having twoanti-parallel and substantially complementary nucleic acid strands. Thetwo strands forming the duplex structure may be different portions ofone larger RNA molecule, or they may be on separate RNA molecules. Whenthe two strands are on separate RNA molecules, the dsRNA structure mayfunction as short interfering RNA (siRNA). Where the two strands arepart of one larger molecule and are connected by an uninterrupted chainof nucleotides between the 3′-end of a first strand and the 5′-end of asecond strand, the connecting RNA chain is referred to as a “hairpinloop” and the RNA molecule may be termed “short hairpin RNA,” or“shRNA.” The RNA strands may have the same or a different number ofnucleotides. In addition to the duplex structure, a dsRNA may compriseoverhangs of one or more (e.g., 1, 2 or 3) nucleotides. A dsRNA of thepresent disclosure may further comprise a targeting moiety (with orwithout a linker) as further described below.

As used herein, the term “polynucleotide” refers to a polymeric form ofnucleotides of at least 10 bases in length, either ribonucleotides ordeoxyribonucleotides or a modified form of either type of nucleotide.The term includes single and double stranded forms.

A “dsRNA” may include naturally occurring ribonucleotides, and/orchemically modified analogs thereof. As used herein, “dsRNAs” are notlimited to those with ribose-containing nucleotides. A dsRNA hereinencompasses a double-stranded polynucleotide molecule where the ribosemoiety in some or all of its nucleotides has been replaced by anothermoiety, so long as the resultant double-stranded molecule can inhibitthe expression of a target gene by RNA interference. The dsRNA may alsoinclude one or more, but not more than 60% (e.g., not more than 50%,40%, 30%, 20%, or 10%) deoxyribonucleotides or chemically modifiedanalogs thereof.

A dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises a sense strand comprising asense sequence, and an antisense strand comprising an antisensesequence, wherein the sense strand and the antisense strand aresufficiently complementary to hybridize to form a duplex structure. Theterm “antisense sequence” refers to a sequence that is substantially orfully complementary, and binds under physiological conditions, to atarget RNA sequence in a cell. A “target sequence” refers to anucleotide sequence on an RNA molecule (e.g., a primary RNA transcriptor a messenger RNA transcript) transcribed from a target gene, e.g., anANGPTL3 gene. The term “sense sequence” refers to a sequence that issubstantially or fully complementary to the antisense sequence.

The ANGPTL3-targeting dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises a sensestrand comprising a sense sequence and an antisense strand comprising anantisense sequence, wherein the sense and antisense sequences aresubstantially or fully complementary to each other. Unless otherwiseindicated, the term “complementary” refers herein to the ability of apolynucleotide comprising a first contiguous nucleotide sequence, undercertain conditions, e.g., physiological conditions, to hybridize to andform a duplex structure with another polynucleotide comprising a secondcontiguous nucleotide sequence. This may include base-pairing of the twopolynucleotides over the entire length of the first or second contiguousnucleotide sequence; in this case, the two nucleotide sequences areconsidered “fully complementary” to each other. For example, in a casewhere a dsRNA comprises a first oligonucleotide 21 nucleotides in lengthand a second oligonucleotide 23 nucleotides in length, and where the twooligonucleotides form 21 contiguous base-pairs, the two oligonucleotidesmay be referred to as “fully complementary” to each other. Where a firstpolynucleotide sequence is referred to as “substantially complementary”to a second polynucleotide sequence, the two sequences may base-pairwith each other over 80% or more (e.g., 90% or more) of their length ofhybridization, with no more than 20% (e.g., no more than 10%) ofmismatching base-pairs (e.g., for a duplex of 20 nucleotides, no morethan 4 or no more than 2 mismatched base-pairs). Where twooligonucleotides are designed to form a duplex with one or moresingle-stranded overhangs, such overhangs shall not be regarded asmismatches for the determination of complementarity. Complementarity oftwo sequences may be based on Watson-Crick base-pairs and/ornon-Watson-Crick base-pairs. As used herein, a polynucleotide which is“substantially complementary to at least part of” an mRNA refers to apolynucleotide which is substantially complementary to a contiguousportion of an mRNA of interest (e.g., an mRNA encoding ANGPTL3).

In some embodiments, the ANGPTL3-targeting dsRNA is an siRNA where thesense and antisense strands are not covalently linked to each other. Insome embodiments, the sense and antisense strands of theANGPTL3-targeting dsRNA are covalently linked to each other, e.g.,through a hairpin loop (such as in the case of shRNA), or by means otherthan a hairpin loop (such as by a connecting structure referred to as a“covalent linker”).

I.1 Lengths

In some embodiments, each of the sense sequence (in the sense strand)and the antisense sequence (in the antisense strand) is 9-30 nucleotidesin length. For example, each sequence can be any of a range ofnucleotide lengths having an upper limit of 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27,28, 29, or 30 and an independently selected lower limit of 9, 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, or 20. In some embodiments, the numberof nucleotides in each sequence may be 15-25, 15-30, 16-29, 17-28,18-28, 18-27, 18-26, 18-25, 18-24, 18-23, 18-22, 18-21, 18-20, 19-30,19-29, 19-28, 19-27, 19-26, 19-25, 19-24, 19-23, 19-22, or 19-21.

In some embodiments, each sequence is greater than 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, or 30nucleotides in length. In some embodiments, each sequence is less than21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, or 31 nucleotides in length. Insome embodiments, each sequence is 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, or 30 nucleotides inlength.

In some embodiments, the sense and antisense sequences are each at least15 and no greater than 25 nucleotides in length. In some embodiments,the sense and antisense sequences are each at least 19 and no greaterthan 25 nucleotides in length. For example, the sequences are 15, 16,17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, or 25 nucleotides in length.

The sense sequence and antisense sequence may be of the same ordifferent lengths. For example, the antisense sequence may have 21nucleotides while the sense sequence may have 23 nucleotides. In anotherexample, the antisense sequence and the sense sequence both have 19nucleotides.

In some embodiments, the ANGPTL3-targeting dsRNA has sense and antisensestrands of the same length or different lengths. For example, the sensestrand may be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 nucleotides longer than theantisense strand. Alternatively, the sense strand may be 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6, or 7 nucleotides shorter than the antisense strand.

In some embodiments, each of the sense strand and the antisense strandis 9-36 nucleotides in length. For example, each strand can be any of arange of nucleotide lengths having an upper limit of 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, or 36 and an independentlyselected lower limit of 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, or20. In some embodiments, the number of nucleotides in each strand may be15-25, 15-30, 16-29, 17-28, 18-28, 18-27, 18-26, 18-25, 18-24, 18-23,18-22, 18-21, 18-20, 19-30, 19-29, 19-28, 19-27, 19-26, 19-25, 19-24,19-23, 19-22, or 19-21.

In some embodiments, each strand is greater than 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, or 30nucleotides in length. In some embodiments, each strand is less than 20,21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, or 37nucleotides in length. In some embodiments, each strand is 9, 10, 11,12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29,30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, or 36 nucleotides in length.

In some embodiments, the sense and antisense strands are each at least15 and no greater than 25 nucleotides in length. In some embodiments,the sense and antisense strands are each at least 19 and no greater than23 nucleotides in length. For example, the strands are 19, 20, 21, 22,or 23 nucleotides in length.

In some embodiments, the sense strand may have 21, 22, 23, 24, or 25nucleotides, including any modified nucleotides, while the antisensestrand may have 21, 22, or 23 nucleotides, including any modifiednucleotides. In certain embodiments, the sense strand may have a sensesequence having 19, 20, or 21 nucleotides, while the antisense strandmay have an antisense sequence having 19, 20, or 21 nucleotides.

I.2 Overhangs

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises one ormore overhangs at the 3′-end, 5′-end, or both ends of one or both of thesense and antisense strands. In some embodiments, the one or moreoverhangs improve the stability and/or inhibitory activity of the dsRNA.

“Overhang” refers herein to the unpaired nucleotide(s) that protrudefrom the duplex structure of a dsRNA when a 3′ end of a first strand ofthe dsRNA extends beyond the 5′ end of a second strand, or vice versa.“Blunt end” means that there are no unpaired nucleotides at that end ofthe dsRNA, i.e., no nucleotide overhang. A “blunt-ended” dsRNA is adsRNA that is double-stranded over its entire length, i.e., nonucleotide overhang at either end of the duplex molecule. Chemical capsor non-nucleotide chemical moieties conjugated to the 3′ end and/or the5′ end of a dsRNA are not considered herein in determining whether adsRNA has an overhang or not.

In some embodiments, an overhang comprises one or more, two or more,three or more, or four or more nucleotides. For example, the overhangmay comprise 1, 2, 3, or 4 nucleotides.

In some embodiments, an overhang of the present disclosure comprises oneor more nucleotides (e.g., ribonucleotides or deoxyribonucleotides,naturally occurring or chemically modified analogs thereof). In someembodiments, the overhang comprises one or more thymines or chemicallymodified analogs thereof. In certain embodiments, the overhang comprisesone or more thymines.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the3′-end of the antisense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprisesa blunt end at the 5′-end of the antisense strand. In some embodiments,the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the 3′-end of the antisensestrand and a blunt end at the 5′-end of the antisense strand. In someembodiments, the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the 3′-end ofthe sense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises a blunt endat the 5′-end of the sense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNAcomprises an overhang located at the 3′-end of the sense strand and ablunt end at the 5′-end of the sense strand. In some embodiments, thedsRNA comprises overhangs located at the 3′-end of both the sense andantisense strands of the dsRNA.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the5′-end of the antisense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprisesa blunt end at the 3′-end of the antisense strand. In some embodiments,the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the 5′-end of the antisensestrand and a blunt end at the 3′-end of the antisense strand. In someembodiments, the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the 5′-end ofthe sense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises a blunt endat the 3′-end of the sense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNAcomprises an overhang located at the 5′-end of the sense strand and ablunt end at the 3′-end of the sense strand. In some embodiments, thedsRNA comprises overhangs located at both the 5′-end of the sense andantisense strands of the dsRNA.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises an overhang located at the3′-end of the antisense strand and an overhang at the 5′-end of theantisense strand. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises an overhanglocated at the 3′-end of the sense strand and an overhang at the 5′-endof the sense strand.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA has two blunt ends.

In some embodiments, the overhang is the result of the sense strandbeing longer than the antisense strand. In some embodiments, theoverhang is the result of the antisense strand being longer than thesense strand. In some embodiments, the overhang is the result of senseand antisense strands of the same length being staggered. In someembodiments, the overhang forms a mismatch with the target mRNA. In someembodiments, the overhang is complementary to the target mRNA.

In certain embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure contains asense strand having the sequence of 5′-CCA-[sense sequence]-invdT, andthe antisense strand having the sequence of 5′-[antisensesequence]-dTdT-3′, where the trinucleotide CCA may be modified (e.g.,2′-O-Methyl-C and 2′-O-Methyl-A).

I.3 Target and dsRNA Sequences

The antisense strand of a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises anantisense sequence that may be substantially or fully complementary to atarget sequence of 12-30 nucleotides in length in an ANGPTL3 RNA (e.g.,an mRNA). For example, the target sequence can be any of a range ofnucleotide lengths having an upper limit of 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25,26, 27, 28, 29, or 30 and an independently selected lower limit of 12,13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, or 19. In some embodiments, the number ofnucleotides in the target sequence may be 15-25, 15-30, 16-29, 17-28,18-28, 18-27, 18-26, 18-25, 18-24, 18-23, 18-22, 18-21, 18-20, 19-30,19-29, 19-28, 19-27, 19-26, 19-25, 19-24, 19-23, 19-22, or 19-21.

In some embodiments, the target sequence is greater than 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 19, or 20 nucleotides in length. In some embodiments, thetarget sequence is less than 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, or 30nucleotides in length. In some embodiments, the target sequence is 12,13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, or30 nucleotides in length. In certain embodiments, the target sequence isat least 15 and no greater than 25 nucleotides in length; for example,at least 19 and no greater than 23 nucleotides in length, or 15, 16, 17,18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, or 25 nucleotides in length.

The target sequence may be in the 5′-noncoding region, the codingregion, or the 3′ noncoding region of the ANGPTL3 mRNA transcript. Thetarget sequence may also be located at the junction of the noncoding andcoding regions.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA antisense strand comprises an antisensesequence having one or more mismatch (e.g., one, two, three, or fourmismatches) to the target sequence. In certain embodiments, theantisense sequence is fully complementary to the corresponding portionin the human ANGPTL3 mRNA sequence and is fully complementary orsubstantially complementary (e.g., comprises at least one or twomismatches) to the corresponding portion in a cynomolgus ANGPTL3 mRNAsequence. One advantage of such dsRNAs is to allow pre-clinical in vivostudies of the dsRNAs in non-human primates such as cynomolgus monkeys.In certain embodiments, the dsRNA sense strand comprises a sensesequence that is at least 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%,or 99% identical to the target sequence (e.g., in human or cynomolgusANGPTL3 mRNA).

In some embodiments, the target sequence in a human ANGPTL3 mRNAsequence (SEQ ID NO:1181) has start and end nucleotide positions at oraround (e.g., within 3 nucleotides of) the following nucleotides: 135and 153, 143 and 161, 143 and 163, 144 and 162, 145 and 163, 150 and168, 151 and 169, 1528 and 1546, 1530 and 1548, 1532 and 1550, 1533 and1551, 1535 and 1553, 1602 and 1620, 2612 and 2630, and 2773 and 2791. Insome embodiments, the target sequence has a start nucleotide positionbetween 135 and 151 and an end nucleotide position between 153 and 169,or a start nucleotide position between 1528 and 1535 and an endnucleotide position between 1546 and 1553. In certain embodiments, thetarget sequence corresponds to nucleotide positions 135-153, 143-161,144-162, 145-163, 150-168, or 1535-1553 of the human ANGPTL3 mRNAsequence, where the start and end positions may vary within 3nucleotides of the numbered positions. In some embodiments, the targetsequence is a sequence listed in Table 1 as a sense sequence, or asequence that includes at least 80% nucleotides (e.g., at least 90%) ofthe listed sequence.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises a sensestrand comprising a sense sequence shown in Table 1. For example, thesense strand comprises a sequence selected from SEQ ID NOs: 13-15,47-51, 55, 129, 142, 165, 171, 172, and 212, or a sequence having atleast 15, 16, 17, or 18 contiguous nucleotides derived from saidselected sequence. In certain embodiments, the sense strand comprises asequence selected from SEQ ID NOs: 13-15, 51, 165, and 171.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises anantisense strand comprising an antisense sequence shown in Table 1. Insome embodiments, the antisense strand comprises a sequence selectedfrom SEQ ID NOs: 227-229, 261-265, 269, 343, 356, 379, 385, 386, and426, or a sequence having at least 15, 16, 17, or 18 contiguousnucleotides derived from said selected sequence. In certain embodiments,the antisense strand comprises a sequence selected from SEQ ID NOs:227-229, 265, 379, and 385.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises a sensestrand comprising a sense sequence shown in Table 1 and an antisensestrand comprising an antisense sequence shown in Table 1. In someembodiments, the sense and antisense strands respectively comprise thesequences of:

-   -   SEQ ID NOs: 13 and 227;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 228;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 15 and 229;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 47 and 261;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 48 and 262;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 49 and 263;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 50 and 264;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 51 and 265;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 55 and 269;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 129 and 343;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 142 and 356;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 165 and 379;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 171 and 385;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 172 and 386; or    -   SEQ ID NOs: 212 and 426.

In certain embodiments, the sense and antisense strands respectivelycomprise the sequences of:

-   -   SEQ ID NOs: 13 and 227;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 228;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 15 and 229;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 51 and 265;    -   SEQ ID NOs: 165 and 379; or    -   SEQ ID NOs: 171 and 385.

In some embodiments, the antisense sequence is fully complementary to asequence selected from SEQ ID NOs: 13-15, 47-51, 55, 129, 142, 165, 171,172, and 212. In some embodiments, the antisense sequence issubstantially complementary to a sequence selected from SEQ ID NOs:13-15, 47-51, 55, 129, 142, 165, 171, 172, and 212, wherein theantisense sequence comprises at least one mismatch (e.g., one, two,three, or four mismatches) to the selected sequence.

In some embodiments, the antisense sequence is fully complementary to asequence selected from SEQ ID NOs: 13-15, 51, 165, and 171. In someembodiments, the antisense sequence is substantially complementary to asequence selected from SEQ ID NOs: 13-15, 51, 165, and 171, wherein theantisense sequence comprises at least one mismatch (e.g., one, two,three, or four mismatches) to the selected sequence.

In some embodiments, the antisense sequence of the ANGPTL3-targetingdsRNA comprises one or more mismatches to the target sequence (forexample, due to allelic differences among individuals in a generalpopulation). For example, the antisense sequence comprises one or moremismatches (e.g., one, two, three, or four mismatches) to the targetsequence. In some embodiments, the one or more mismatches are notlocated in the center of the region of complementarity. In someembodiments, the one or more mismatches are located within five, four,three, two, or one nucleotide of the 5′ and/or 3′ ends of the region ofcomplementarity. For example, for a dsRNA containing a 19 nucleotideantisense sequence, in some embodiments the antisense sequence may notcontain any mismatch within the central 9 nucleotides of the region ofcomplementarity between it and its target sequence in the ANGPTL3 mRNA.

Table 1 below lists the sense and antisense sequences of exemplary siRNAconstructs (CNST). The start (ST) and end (ED) nucleotide positions inNM_014495.3 (SEQ ID NO:1181) are indicated. “SEQ” denotes SEQ ID NOs.

TABLE 1 Sequences of Exemplary siRNA Constructs CNST Sense SequenceAntisense Sequence # ST ED (5′-3′) SEQ (5′-3′) SEQ 001 2 20UAUAUAGAGUUAAGAAGUC 1 GACUUCUUAACUCUAUAUA 215 002 3 21AUAUAGAGUUAAGAAGUCU 2 AGACUUCUUAACUCUAUAU 216 003 4 22UAUAGAGUUAAGAAGUCUA 3 UAGACUUCUUAACUCUAUA 217 004 9 27AGUUAAGAAGUCUAGGUCU 4 AGACCUAGACUUCUUAACU 218 005 10 28GUUAAGAAGUCUAGGUCUG 5 CAGACCUAGACUUCUUAAC 219 006 11 29UUAAGAAGUCUAGGUCUGC 6 GCAGACCUAGACUUCUUAA 220 007 12 30UAAGAAGUCUAGGUCUGCU 7 AGCAGACCUAGACUUCUUA 221 008 13 31AAGAAGUCUAGGUCUGCUU 8 AAGCAGACCUAGACUUCUU 222 009 14 32AGAAGUCUAGGUCUGCUUC 9 GAAGCAGACCUAGACUUCU 223 010 15 33GAAGUCUAGGUCUGCUUCC 10 GGAAGCAGACCUAGACUUC 224 011 16 34AAGUCUAGGUCUGCUUCCA 11 UGGAAGCAGACCUAGACUU 225 012 141 159CAAGACAAUUCAUCAUUUG 12 CAAAUGAUGAAUUGUCUUG 226 013 143 161AGACAAUUCAUCAUUUGAU 13 AUCAAAUGAUGAAUUGUCU 227 014 144 162GACAAUUCAUCAUUUGAUU 14 AAUCAAAUGAUGAAUUGUC 228 015 145 163ACAAUUCAUCAUUUGAUUC 15 GAAUCAAAUGAUGAAUUGU 229 016 601 619GCAUCAAAGACCUUCUCCA 16 UGGAGAAGGUCUUUGAUGC 230 017 720 738AUUUCUCUAUCUUCCAAGC 17 GCUUGGAAGAUAGAGAAAU 231 018 723 741UCUCUAUCUUCCAAGCCAA 18 UUGGCUUGGAAGAUAGAGA 232 019 724 742CUCUAUCUUCCAAGCCAAG 19 CUUGGCUUGGAAGAUAGAG 233 020 725 743UCUAUCUUCCAAGCCAAGA 20 UCUUGGCUUGGAAGAUAGA 234 021 726 744CUAUCUUCCAAGCCAAGAG 21 CUCUUGGCUUGGAAGAUAG 235 022 748 766CAAGAACUACUCCCUUUCU 22 AGAAAGGGAGUAGUUCUUG 236 023 750 768AGAACUACUCCCUUUCUUC 23 GAAGAAAGGGAGUAGUUCU 237 024 751 769GAACUACUCCCUUUCUUCA 24 UGAAGAAAGGGAGUAGUUC 238 025 752 770AACUACUCCCUUUCUUCAG 25 CUGAAGAAAGGGAGUAGUU 239 026 785 803AAAUGUAAAACAUGAUGGC 26 GCCAUCAUGUUUUACAUUU 240 027 786 804AAUGUAAAACAUGAUGGCA 27 UGCCAUCAUGUUUUACAUU 241 028 790 808UAAAACAUGAUGGCAUUCC 28 GGAAUGCCAUCAUGUUUUA 242 029 887 905UUUUCAUGUCUACUGUGAU 29 AUCACAGUAGACAUGAAAA 243 030 888 906UUUCAUGUCUACUGUGAUG 30 CAUCACAGUAGACAUGAAA 244 031 890 908UCAUGUCUACUGUGAUGUU 31 AACAUCACAGUAGACAUGA 245 032 1068 1086GUUUUACGAAUUGAGUUGG 32 CCAACUCAAUUCGUAAAAC 246 033 1069 1087UUUUACGAAUUGAGUUGGA 33 UCCAACUCAAUUCGUAAAA 247 034 1142 1160CGAAACCAACUAUACGCUA 34 UAGCGUAUAGUUGGUUUCG 248 035 1143 1161GAAACCAACUAUACGCUAC 35 GUAGCGUAUAGUUGGUUUC 249 036 1144 1162AAACCAACUAUACGCUACA 36 UGUAGCGUAUAGUUGGUUU 250 037 1145 1163AACCAACUAUACGCUACAU 37 AUGUAGCGUAUAGUUGGUU 251 038 1235 1253UCACAAAGCAAAAGGACAC 38 GUGUCCUUUUGCUUUGUGA 252 039 1270 1288GUUAUUCAGGAGGCUGGUG 39 CACCAGCCUCCUGAAUAAC 253 040 1271 1289UUAUUCAGGAGGCUGGUGG 40 CCACCAGCCUCCUGAAUAA 254 041 1272 1290UAUUCAGGAGGCUGGUGGU 41 ACCACCAGCCUCCUGAAUA 255 042 1503 1521CUCAUUCCAAGUUAAUGUG 42 CACAUUAACUUGGAAUGAG 256 043 1504 1522UCAUUCCAAGUUAAUGUGG 43 CCACAUUAACUUGGAAUGA 257 044 1505 1523CAUUCCAAGUUAAUGUGGU 44 ACCACAUUAACUUGGAAUG 258 045 1525 1543UAAUAAUCUGGUAUUAAAU 45 AUUUAAUACCAGAUUAUUA 259 046 1526 1544AAUAAUCUGGUAUUAAAUC 46 GAUUUAAUACCAGAUUAUU 260 047 1528 1546UAAUCUGGUAUUAAAUCCU 47 AGGAUUUAAUACCAGAUUA 261 048 1530 1548AUCUGGUAUUAAAUCCUUA 48 UAAGGAUUUAAUACCAGAU 262 049 1532 1550CUGGUAUUAAAUCCUUAAG 49 CUUAAGGAUUUAAUACCAG 263 050 1533 1551UGGUAUUAAAUCCUUAAGA 50 UCUUAAGGAUUUAAUACCA 264 051 1535 1553GUAUUAAAUCCUUAAGAGA 51 UCUCUUAAGGAUUUAAUAC 265 052 1596 1614AUUUAAGAUUAAACAUACA 52 UGUAUGUUUAAUCUUAAAU 266 053 1600 1618AAGAUUAAACAUACAAUCA 53 UGAUUGUAUGUUUAAUCUU 267 054 1601 1619AGAUUAAACAUACAAUCAC 54 GUGAUUGUAUGUUUAAUCU 268 055 1602 1620GAUUAAACAUACAAUCACA 55 UGUGAUUGUAUGUUUAAUC 269 056 1606 1624AAACAUACAAUCACAUAAC 56 GUUAUGUGAUUGUAUGUUU 270 057 1607 1625AACAUACAAUCACAUAACC 57 GGUUAUGUGAUUGUAUGUU 271 058 1608 1626ACAUACAAUCACAUAACCU 58 AGGUUAUGUGAUUGUAUGU 272 059 1610 1628AUACAAUCACAUAACCUUA 59 UAAGGUUAUGUGAUUGUAU 273 060 1612 1630ACAAUCACAUAACCUUAAA 60 UUUAAGGUUAUGUGAUUGU 274 061 1613 1631CAAUCACAUAACCUUAAAG 61 CUUUAAGGUUAUGUGAUUG 275 062 1614 1632AAUCACAUAACCUUAAAGA 62 UCUUUAAGGUUAUGUGAUU 276 063 1615 1633AUCACAUAACCUUAAAGAA 63 UUCUUUAAGGUUAUGUGAU 277 064 1616 1634UCACAUAACCUUAAAGAAU 64 AUUCUUUAAGGUUAUGUGA 278 065 1617 1635CACAUAACCUUAAAGAAUA 65 UAUUCUUUAAGGUUAUGUG 279 066 1618 1636ACAUAACCUUAAAGAAUAC 66 GUAUUCUUUAAGGUUAUGU 280 067 1619 1637CAUAACCUUAAAGAAUACC 67 GGUAUUCUUUAAGGUUAUG 281 068 1643 1661CAUUUCUCAAUCAAAAUUC 68 GAAUUUUGAUUGAGAAAUG 282 069 1646 1664UUCUCAAUCAAAAUUCUUA 69 UAAGAAUUUUGAUUGAGAA 283 070 1683 1701AUUUUGUGAUGUGGGAAUC 70 GAUUCCCACAUCACAAAAU 284 071 1684 1702UUUUGUGAUGUGGGAAUCA 71 UGAUUCCCACAUCACAAAA 285 072 1685 1703UUUGUGAUGUGGGAAUCAA 72 UUGAUUCCCACAUCACAAA 286 073 1686 1704UUGUGAUGUGGGAAUCAAU 73 AUUGAUUCCCACAUCACAA 287 074 1687 1705UGUGAUGUGGGAAUCAAUU 74 AAUUGAUUCCCACAUCACA 288 075 1688 1706GUGAUGUGGGAAUCAAUUU 75 AAAUUGAUUCCCACAUCAC 289 076 1689 1707UGAUGUGGGAAUCAAUUUU 76 AAAAUUGAUUCCCACAUCA 290 077 1690 1708GAUGUGGGAAUCAAUUUUA 77 UAAAAUUGAUUCCCACAUC 291 078 1691 1709AUGUGGGAAUCAAUUUUAG 78 CUAAAAUUGAUUCCCACAU 292 079 1692 1710UGUGGGAAUCAAUUUUAGA 79 UCUAAAAUUGAUUCCCACA 293 080 1693 1711GUGGGAAUCAAUUUUAGAU 80 AUCUAAAAUUGAUUCCCAC 294 081 1694 1712UGGGAAUCAAUUUUAGAUG 81 CAUCUAAAAUUGAUUCCCA 295 082 1695 1713GGGAAUCAAUUUUAGAUGG 82 CCAUCUAAAAUUGAUUCCC 296 083 1696 1714GGAAUCAAUUUUAGAUGGU 83 ACCAUCUAAAAUUGAUUCC 297 084 1697 1715GAAUCAAUUUUAGAUGGUC 84 GACCAUCUAAAAUUGAUUC 298 085 1797 1815CAUCAUAUGAGCUAAUAUC 85 GAUAUUAGCUCAUAUGAUG 299 086 1798 1816AUCAUAUGAGCUAAUAUCA 86 UGAUAUUAGCUCAUAUGAU 300 087 1799 1817UCAUAUGAGCUAAUAUCAC 87 GUGAUAUUAGCUCAUAUGA 301 088 1800 1818CAUAUGAGCUAAUAUCACA 88 UGUGAUAUUAGCUCAUAUG 302 089 1801 1819AUAUGAGCUAAUAUCACAA 89 UUGUGAUAUUAGCUCAUAU 303 090 1824 1842CCCAGUUUAAAAAACUAGU 90 ACUAGUUUUUUAAACUGGG 304 091 1851 1869UAAAACUCUAAACUUGACU 91 AGUCAAGUUUAGAGUUUUA 305 092 1852 1870AAAACUCUAAACUUGACUA 92 UAGUCAAGUUUAGAGUUUU 306 093 1853 1871AAACUCUAAACUUGACUAA 93 UUAGUCAAGUUUAGAGUUU 307 094 1855 1873ACUCUAAACUUGACUAAAU 94 AUUUAGUCAAGUUUAGAGU 308 095 1856 1874CUCUAAACUUGACUAAAUA 95 UAUUUAGUCAAGUUUAGAG 309 096 1936 1954GUCAGCACAGAGUAUGUGU 96 ACACAUACUCUGUGCUGAC 310 097 2029 2047GAUUUAUUUAUGAAACCUA 97 UAGGUUUCAUAAAUAAAUC 311 098 2034 2052AUUUAUGAAACCUAAUGAA 98 UUCAUUAGGUUUCAUAAAU 312 099 2035 2053UUUAUGAAACCUAAUGAAG 99 CUUCAUUAGGUUUCAUAAA 313 100 2037 2055UAUGAAACCUAAUGAAGCA 100 UGCUUCAUUAGGUUUCAUA 314 101 2038 2056AUGAAACCUAAUGAAGCAG 101 CUGCUUCAUUAGGUUUCAU 315 102 2110 2128UACUAAGUCACAUUGACUU 102 AAGUCAAUGUGACUUAGUA 316 103 2111 2129ACUAAGUCACAUUGACUUU 103 AAAGUCAAUGUGACUUAGU 317 104 2112 2130CUAAGUCACAUUGACUUUA 104 UAAAGUCAAUGUGACUUAG 318 105 2113 2131UAAGUCACAUUGACUUUAA 105 UUAAAGUCAAUGUGACUUA 319 106 2135 2153GAGGUAUCACUAUACCUUA 106 UAAGGUAUAGUGAUACCUC 320 107 2196 2214CUUAAUACUAUGAAAACAA 107 UUGUUUUCAUAGUAUUAAG 321 108 2267 2285CAUCGAGUUAAAGUUUAUA 108 UAUAAACUUUAACUCGAUG 322 109 2268 2286AUCGAGUUAAAGUUUAUAU 109 AUAUAAACUUUAACUCGAU 323 110 2269 2287UCGAGUUAAAGUUUAUAUU 110 AAUAUAAACUUUAACUCGA 324 111 2270 2288CGAGUUAAAGUUUAUAUUU 111 AAAUAUAAACUUUAACUCG 325 112 2277 2295AAGUUUAUAUUUCCCCUAA 112 UUAGGGGAAAUAUAAACUU 326 113 2278 2296AGUUUAUAUUUCCCCUAAA 113 UUUAGGGGAAAUAUAAACU 327 114 2285 2303AUUUCCCCUAAAUAUGCUG 114 CAGCAUAUUUAGGGGAAAU 328 115 2489 2507CCCUAAAUCCCUAAAGAUU 115 AAUCUUUAGGGAUUUAGGG 329 116 2490 2508CCUAAAUCCCUAAAGAUUA 116 UAAUCUUUAGGGAUUUAGG 330 117 2491 2509CUAAAUCCCUAAAGAUUAG 117 CUAAUCUUUAGGGAUUUAG 331 118 2492 2510UAAAUCCCUAAAGAUUAGA 118 UCUAAUCUUUAGGGAUUUA 332 119 2493 2511AAAUCCCUAAAGAUUAGAU 119 AUCUAAUCUUUAGGGAUUU 333 120 2593 2611UUAAACCCAUUUGUUAAAG 120 CUUUAACAAAUGGGUUUAA 334 121 2602 2620UUUGUUAAAGGAUAUAGUG 121 CACUAUAUCCUUUAACAAA 335 122 2603 2621UUGUUAAAGGAUAUAGUGC 122 GCACUAUAUCCUUUAACAA 336 123 2604 2622UGUUAAAGGAUAUAGUGCC 123 GGCACUAUAUCCUUUAACA 337 124 2605 2623GUUAAAGGAUAUAGUGCCC 124 GGGCACUAUAUCCUUUAAC 338 125 2606 2624UUAAAGGAUAUAGUGCCCA 125 UGGGCACUAUAUCCUUUAA 339 126 2607 2625UAAAGGAUAUAGUGCCCAA 126 UUGGGCACUAUAUCCUUUA 340 127 2610 2628AGGAUAUAGUGCCCAAGUU 127 AACUUGGGCACUAUAUCCU 341 128 2611 2629GGAUAUAGUGCCCAAGUUA 128 UAACUUGGGCACUAUAUCC 342 129 2612 2630GAUAUAGUGCCCAAGUUAU 129 AUAACUUGGGCACUAUAUC 343 130 2613 2631AUAUAGUGCCCAAGUUAUA 130 UAUAACUUGGGCACUAUAU 344 131 2633 2651GGUGACCUACCUUUGUCAA 131 UUGACAAAGGUAGGUCACC 345 132 2634 2652GUGACCUACCUUUGUCAAU 132 AUUGACAAAGGUAGGUCAC 346 133 2635 2653UGACCUACCUUUGUCAAUA 133 UAUUGACAAAGGUAGGUCA 347 134 2663 2681AUGUAUUUCAAAUUAUCCA 134 UGGAUAAUUUGAAAUACAU 348 135 2669 2687UUCAAAUUAUCCAAUAUAC 135 GUAUAUUGGAUAAUUUGAA 349 136 2670 2688UCAAAUUAUCCAAUAUACA 136 UGUAUAUUGGAUAAUUUGA 350 137 2674 2692AUUAUCCAAUAUACAUGUC 137 GACAUGUAUAUUGGAUAAU 351 138 2675 2693UUAUCCAAUAUACAUGUCA 138 UGACAUGUAUAUUGGAUAA 352 139 2676 2694UAUCCAAUAUACAUGUCAU 139 AUGACAUGUAUAUUGGAUA 353 140 2687 2705CAUGUCAUAUAUAUUUUUA 140 UAAAAAUAUAUAUGACAUG 354 141 2772 2790AGUACAAAAUAAUAAAGGU 141 ACCUUUAUUAUUUUGUACU 355 142 2773 2791GUACAAAAUAAUAAAGGUA 142 UACCUUUAUUAUUUUGUAC 356 143 2802 2820AUAAUUUUCAGGACCACAG 143 CUGUGGUCCUGAAAAUUAU 357 144 2804 2822AAUUUUCAGGACCACAGAC 144 GUCUGUGGUCCUGAAAAUU 358 145 2806 2824UUUUCAGGACCACAGACUA 145 UAGUCUGUGGUCCUGAAAA 359 146 2807 2825UUUCAGGACCACAGACUAA 146 UUAGUCUGUGGUCCUGAAA 360 147 2808 2826UUCAGGACCACAGACUAAG 147 CUUAGUCUGUGGUCCUGAA 361 148 2809 2827UCAGGACCACAGACUAAGC 148 GCUUAGUCUGUGGUCCUGA 362 149 2811 2829AGGACCACAGACUAAGCUG 149 CAGCUUAGUCUGUGGUCCU 363 150 2812 2830GGACCACAGACUAAGCUGU 150 ACAGCUUAGUCUGUGGUCC 364 151 2813 2831GACCACAGACUAAGCUGUC 151 GACAGCUUAGUCUGUGGUC 365 152 2847 2865UUUUUUAGGGCCAGAAUAC 152 GUAUUCUGGCCCUAAAAAA 366 153 2848 2866UUUUUAGGGCCAGAAUACC 153 GGUAUUCUGGCCCUAAAAA 367 154 2849 2867UUUUAGGGCCAGAAUACCA 154 UGGUAUUCUGGCCCUAAAA 368 155 2850 2868UUUAGGGCCAGAAUACCAA 155 UUGGUAUUCUGGCCCUAAA 369 156 2851 2869UUAGGGCCAGAAUACCAAA 156 UUUGGUAUUCUGGCCCUAA 370 157 2852 2870UAGGGCCAGAAUACCAAAA 157 UUUUGGUAUUCUGGCCCUA 371 158 2853 2871AGGGCCAGAAUACCAAAAU 158 AUUUUGGUAUUCUGGCCCU 372 159 2890 2908AAAUUGGACAAUUUCAAAU 159 AUUUGAAAUUGUCCAAUUU 373 160 2892 2910AUUGGACAAUUUCAAAUGC 160 GCAUUUGAAAUUGUCCAAU 374 161 2893 2911UUGGACAAUUUCAAAUGCA 161 UGCAUUUGAAAUUGUCCAA 375 162 2926 2944UUAAUAUAUGAGUUGCUUC 162 GAAGCAACUCAUAUAUUAA 376 163 133 151GAAUUGAUCAAGACAAUUC 163 GAAUUGUCUUGAUCAAUUC 377 164 134 152AAUUGAUCAAGACAAUUCA 164 UGAAUUGUCUUGAUCAAUU 378 165 135 153AUUGAUCAAGACAAUUCAU 165 AUGAAUUGUCUUGAUCAAU 379 166 136 154UUGAUCAAGACAAUUCAUC 166 GAUGAAUUGUCUUGAUCAA 380 167 137 155UGAUCAAGACAAUUCAUCA 167 UGAUGAAUUGUCUUGAUCA 381 168 138 156GAUCAAGACAAUUCAUCAU 168 AUGAUGAAUUGUCUUGAUC 382 169 139 157AUCAAGACAAUUCAUCAUU 169 AAUGAUGAAUUGUCUUGAU 383 170 140 158UCAAGACAAUUCAUCAUUU 170 AAAUGAUGAAUUGUCUUGA 384 171 150 168UCAUCAUUUGAUUCUCUAU 171 AUAGAGAAUCAAAUGAUGA 385 172 151 169CAUCAUUUGAUUCUCUAUC 172 GAUAGAGAAUCAAAUGAUG 386 173 152 170AUCAUUUGAUUCUCUAUCU 173 AGAUAGAGAAUCAAAUGAU 387 174 676 694UAGAAAAUCAGCUCAGAAG 174 CUUCUGAGCUGAUUUUCUA 388 175 678 696GAAAAUCAGCUCAGAAGGA 175 UCCUUCUGAGCUGAUUUUC 389 176 679 697AAAAUCAGCUCAGAAGGAC 176 GUCCUUCUGAGCUGAUUUU 390 177 680 698AAAUCAGCUCAGAAGGACU 177 AGUCCUUCUGAGCUGAUUU 391 178 681 699AAUCAGCUCAGAAGGACUA 178 UAGUCCUUCUGAGCUGAUU 392 179 798 816GAUGGCAUUCCUGCUGAAU 179 AUUCAGCAGGAAUGCCAUC 393 180 803 821CAUUCCUGCUGAAUGUACC 180 GGUACAUUCAGCAGGAAUG 394 181 806 824UCCUGCUGAAUGUACCACC 181 GGUGGUACAUUCAGCAGGA 395 182 808 826CUGCUGAAUGUACCACCAU 182 AUGGUGGUACAUUCAGCAG 396 183 809 827UGCUGAAUGUACCACCAUU 183 AAUGGUGGUACAUUCAGCA 397 184 810 828GCUGAAUGUACCACCAUUU 184 AAAUGGUGGUACAUUCAGC 398 185 811 829CUGAAUGUACCACCAUUUA 185 UAAAUGGUGGUACAUUCAG 399 186 834 852AGAGGUGAACAUACAAGUG 186 CACUUGUAUGUUCACCUCU 400 187 835 853GAGGUGAACAUACAAGUGG 187 CCACUUGUAUGUUCACCUC 401 188 836 854AGGUGAACAUACAAGUGGC 188 GCCACUUGUAUGUUCACCU 402 189 837 855GGUGAACAUACAAGUGGCA 189 UGCCACUUGUAUGUUCACC 403 190 848 866AAGUGGCAUGUAUGCCAUC 190 GAUGGCAUACAUGCCACUU 404 191 849 867AGUGGCAUGUAUGCCAUCA 191 UGAUGGCAUACAUGCCACU 405 192 850 868GUGGCAUGUAUGCCAUCAG 192 CUGAUGGCAUACAUGCCAC 406 193 851 869UGGCAUGUAUGCCAUCAGA 193 UCUGAUGGCAUACAUGCCA 407 194 1151 1169CUAUACGCUACAUCUAGUU 194 AACUAGAUGUAGCGUAUAG 408 195 1243 1261CAAAAGGACACUUCAACUG 195 CAGUUGAAGUGUCCUUUUG 409 196 1244 1262AAAAGGACACUUCAACUGU 196 ACAGUUGAAGUGUCCUUUU 410 197 1245 1263AAAGGACACUUCAACUGUC 197 GACAGUUGAAGUGUCCUUU 411 198 1246 1264AAGGACACUUCAACUGUCC 198 GGACAGUUGAAGUGUCCUU 412 199 1247 1265AGGACACUUCAACUGUCCA 199 UGGACAGUUGAAGUGUCCU 413 200 1248 1266GGACACUUCAACUGUCCAG 200 CUGGACAGUUGAAGUGUCC 414 201 1261 1279GUCCAGAGGGUUAUUCAGG 201 CCUGAAUAACCCUCUGGAC 415 202 1262 1280UCCAGAGGGUUAUUCAGGA 202 UCCUGAAUAACCCUCUGGA 416 203 1263 1281CCAGAGGGUUAUUCAGGAG 203 CUCCUGAAUAACCCUCUGG 417 204 1264 1282CAGAGGGUUAUUCAGGAGG 204 CCUCCUGAAUAACCCUCUG 418 205 1265 1283AGAGGGUUAUUCAGGAGGC 205 GCCUCCUGAAUAACCCUCU 419 206 1266 1284GAGGGUUAUUCAGGAGGCU 206 AGCCUCCUGAAUAACCCUC 420 207 1267 1285AGGGUUAUUCAGGAGGCUG 207 CAGCCUCCUGAAUAACCCU 421 208 1269 1287GGUUAUUCAGGAGGCUGGU 208 ACCAGCCUCCUGAAUAACC 422 209 1367 1385AAGAGGAUUAUCUUGGAAG 209 CUUCCAAGAUAAUCCUCUU 423 210 1368 1386AGAGGAUUAUCUUGGAAGU 210 ACUUCCAAGAUAAUCCUCU 424 211 1369 1387GAGGAUUAUCUUGGAAGUC 211 GACUUCCAAGAUAAUCCUC 425 212 143 163AGACAAUUCAUCAUUUGAU 212 GAAUCAAAUGAUGAAUUGUC 426 UC U 213 143 162AGACAAUUCAUCAUUUGAU 213 AAUCAAAUGAUGAAUUGUCU 427 U 214 144 163GACAAUUCAUCAUUUGAUU 214 GAAUCAAAUGAUGAAUUGUC 428 C

I.4 Nucleotide Modifications

A dsRNA of the present disclosure may comprise one or moremodifications, e.g., to enhance cellular uptake, affinity for the targetsequence, inhibitory activity, and/or stability. Modifications mayinclude any modification known in the art, including, for example, endmodifications, base modifications, sugar modifications/replacements, andbackbone modifications. End modifications may include, for example, 5′end modifications (e.g., phosphorylation, conjugation, and invertedlinkages) and 3′ end modifications (e.g., conjugation, DNA nucleotides,and inverted linkages). Base modifications may include, e.g.,replacement with stabilizing bases, destabilizing bases or bases thatbase-pair with an expanded repertoire of partners, removal of bases(abasic modifications of nucleotides), or conjugated bases. Sugarmodifications or replacements may include, e.g., modifications at the 2′or 4′ position of the sugar moiety, or replacement of the sugar moiety.Backbone modifications may include, for example, modification orreplacement of the phosphodiester linkages, e.g., with one or morephosphorothioates, phosphorodithioates, phosphotriesters, methyl andother alkyl phosphonates, phosphinates, and phosphoramidates.

As used herein, the term “nucleotide” includes naturally occurring ormodified nucleotide, or a surrogate replacement moiety. A modifiednucleotide is a non-naturally occurring nucleotide and is also referredto herein as a “nucleotide analog.” One of ordinary skill in the artwould understand that guanine, cytosine, adenine, uracil, or thymine ina nucleotide may be replaced by other moieties without substantiallyaltering the base-pairing properties of the modified nucleotide. Forexample, a nucleotide comprising inosine as its base may base-pair withnucleotides containing adenine, cytosine, or uracil. Hence, nucleotidescontaining uracil, guanine, or adenine may be replaced in the nucleotidesequences of the present disclosure by a nucleotide containing, forexample, inosine. Sequences comprising such replacement moieties areincluded as embodiments of the present disclosure. A modified nucleotidemay also be a nucleotide whose ribose moiety is replaced with anon-ribose moiety.

The dsRNAs of the present disclosure may include one or more modifiednucleotides known in the art, including, without limitation, 2′-O-methylmodified nucleotides, 2′-fluoro modified nucleotides, 2′-deoxy modifiednucleotides, 2′-O-methoxyethyl modified nucleotides, modifiednucleotides comprising alternate internucleotide linkages such asthiophosphates and phosphorothioates, phosphotriester modifiednucleotides, modified nucleotides terminally linked to a cholesterolderivative or lipophilic moiety, peptide nucleic acids (PNAs; see, e.g.,Nielsen et al., Science (1991) 254:1497-500), constrained ethyl (cEt)modified nucleotides, inverted deoxy modified nucleotides, inverteddideoxy modified nucleotides, locked nucleic acid modified nucleotides,abasic modifications of nucleotides, 2′-amino modified nucleotides,2′-alkyl modified nucleotides, morpholino-modified nucleotides,phosphoramidate modified nucleotides, modified nucleotides comprisingmodifications at other sites of the sugar or base of an oligonucleotide,and non-natural base-containing modified nucleotides. In someembodiments, at least one of the one or more modified nucleotides is a2′-O-methyl nucleotide, a 5′-phosphorothioate nucleotide, or a terminalnucleotide linked to a cholesterol derivative, lipophilic or othertargeting moiety. The incorporation of 2′-O-methyl, 2′-O-ethyl,2′-O-propryl, 2′-O-alkyl, 2′-O-aminoalkyl, or 2′-deoxy-2′-fluoro (i.e.,2′-fluoro) groups in nucleosides of an oligonucleotide may conferenhanced hybridization properties and/or enhanced nuclease stability tothe oligonucleotide. Further, oligonucleotides containingphosphorothioate backbones (e.g., phosphorothioate linkage between twoneighboring nucleotides at one or more positions of the dsRNA) may haveenhanced nuclease stability. In some embodiments, the dsRNA may containnucleotides with a modified ribose, such as locked nucleic acid (LNA)units.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises one ormore 2′-O-methyl nucleotides and one or more 2′-fluoro nucleotides. Insome embodiments, the dsRNA comprises two or more 2′-O-methylnucleotides and two or more 2′-fluoro nucleotides. In some embodiments,the dsRNA comprises two or more 2′-O-methyl nucleotides (OMe) and two ormore 2′-fluoro nucleotides (F) in an alternating pattern, e.g., thepattern OMe-F-OMe-F or the pattern F-OMe-F-OMe. In some embodiments, thedsRNA comprises up to 10 contiguous nucleotides that are each a2′-O-methyl nucleotide. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises up to10 contiguous nucleotides that are each a 2′-fluoro nucleotide. In someembodiments, the dsRNA comprises two or more 2′-fluoro nucleotides atthe 5′ or 3′ end of the antisense strand.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises one ormore phosphorothioate groups. In some embodiments, a dsRNA of thepresent disclosure comprises two or more, three or more, four or more,five or more, six or more, seven or more, eight or more, nine or more,or 10 or more phosphorothioate groups. In some embodiments, the dsRNAdoes not comprise any phosphorothioate group.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises one or more phosphotriestergroups. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises two or more, three ormore, four or more, five or more, six or more, seven or more, eight ormore, nine or more, or 10 or more phosphotriester groups. In someembodiments, the dsRNA does not comprise any phosphotriester group.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises a modified ribonucleoside suchas a deoxyribonucleoside, including, for example, deoxyribonucleosideoverhang(s), and one or more deoxyribonucleosides within thedouble-stranded portion of a dsRNA. However, it is self-evident thatunder no circumstances is a double-stranded DNA molecule encompassed bythe term “dsRNA.”

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises two or more, three or more,four or more, five or more, six or more, seven or more, eight or more,nine or more, or 10 or more different modified nucleotides describedherein. In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises up to two contiguousmodified nucleotides, up to three contiguous modified nucleotides, up tofour contiguous modified nucleotides, up to five contiguous modifiednucleotides, up to six contiguous modified nucleotides, up to sevencontiguous modified nucleotides, up to eight contiguous modifiednucleotides, up to nine contiguous modified nucleotides, or up to 10contiguous modified nucleotides. In some embodiments, the contiguousmodified nucleotides are the same modified nucleotide. In someembodiments, the contiguous modified nucleotides are two or more, threeor more, four or more, five or more, six or more, seven or more, eightor more, nine or more, or ten or more different modified nucleotides.

Table 2 below lists the sequences of exemplary siRNA constructs (CNST)with modified nucleotides. The start (ST) and end (ED) nucleotidepositions in NM_014495.3 (SEQ ID NO: 1181) are indicated. Abbreviationsare as follows: SEQ=SEQ ID NO; mX=2′-O-Me nucleotide; fX=2′-Fnucleotide; dX=DNA nucleotide; invdX=inverted dX; PO=phosphodiesterlinkage; and Hy=hydroxyl group. In these constructs, the sequences oftheir sense strands and antisense strands correspond to the sense andantisense sequences of the constructs in Table 1 with the same constructnumbers, but for the inclusion of (1) the modified nucleotides mX andfX, (2) “Hy” at the 5′ and 3′ ends of both strands, (3) mC-C-mA at the5′ end of the sense strand nucleotide sequence, (4) invdT at the 3′ endof the sense strand nucleotide sequence, and (5) dT-dT at the 3′ end ofthe antisense strand nucleotide sequence. In these constructs, abase-pair of nucleotides may be modified differently in someembodiments, e.g., one nucleotide in the base-pair is a 2′-O-Meribonucleotide and the other is a 2′-F nucleotide. In some embodiments,the antisense strand comprises two 2′-F nucleotides at its 5′ end.

TABLE 2 Sequences of Exemplary Modified siRNA Constructs CNST #Sense Sequence (5′-3′) SEQ Antisense Sequence (5′-3′) SEQ 001Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 429 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 643PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 002 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 430Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 644 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 003Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 431 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 645PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 004 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 432Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 646 PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 005Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 433 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 647PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 006 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 434Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 648 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 007Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 435 Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 649PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 008 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 436Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 650 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 009Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 437 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 651PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- fG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 010 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 438Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 652 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- fA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 011Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 439 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 653PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 012 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 440Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 654 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 013Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 441 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 655PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 014 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 442Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 656 PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 015Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 443 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 657PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 016 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 444Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 658 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 017Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 445 Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 659PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 018 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 446Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 660 PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 019Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 447 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 661PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 020 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 448Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 662 PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 021Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 449 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 663PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 022 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 450Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 664 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 023Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 451 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 665PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-A-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 024 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 452Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 666 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 025Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 453 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 667PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 026 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 454Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 668 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 027Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 455 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 669PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 028 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 456Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 670 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 029Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 457 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 671PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 030 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 458Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 672 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 031Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 459 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 673PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 032 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 460Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 674 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-mU-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 033Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 461 Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 675PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 034 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 462Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 676 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 035Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 463 Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 677PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- fG-PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 036 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 464Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 678 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- fA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 037Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 465 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 679PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fG- mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 038 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 466Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 680 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 039Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 467 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 681PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 040 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 468Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 682 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 041Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 469 Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 683PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 042 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 470Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 684 PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 043Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 471 Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 685PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 044 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 472Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 686 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 045Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 473 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 687PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA- mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 046 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 474Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 688 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 047Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 475 Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 689PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 048 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 476Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 690 PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 049Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 477 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 691PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 050 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 478Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 692 PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 051Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 479 Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 693PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 052 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 480Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 694 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 053Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 481 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 695PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 054 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 482Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 696 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 055Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 483 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 697PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 056 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 484Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 698 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 057Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 485 Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 699PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 058 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 486Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 700 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 059Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 487 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 70PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 060 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 488Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 702 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 061Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 489 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 703PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 062 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 490Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 704 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 063Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 491 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 705PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 064 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 492Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 706 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 065Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 493 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 707PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 066 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 494Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 708 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 067Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 495 Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 709PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 068 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 496Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 710 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 069Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 497 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 711PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC- fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 070 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 498Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 712 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 071Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 499 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 713PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 072 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 500Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 714 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 073Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 501 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 715PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 074 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 502Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 716 PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 075Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 503 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 717PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 076 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 504Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 718 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 077Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 505 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 719PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 078 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 506Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 720 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 079Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 507 Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 721PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 080 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 508Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 722 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 081Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 509 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 723PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 082 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 510Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 724 PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 083Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 511 Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 725PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 084 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 512Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 726 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 085Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 513 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 727PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 086 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 514Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 728 PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 087Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 515 Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 729PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 088 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 516Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 730 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 089Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 517 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 731PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 090 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 518Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 732 PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 091Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 519 Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 733PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 092 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 520Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 734 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 093Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 521 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 735PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 094 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 522Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 736 PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 095Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 523 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 737PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 096 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 524Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 738 PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 097Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 525 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 739PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 098 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 526Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 740 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 099Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 527 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 741PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 100 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 528Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 742 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 101Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 529 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 743PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 102 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 530Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 744 PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 103Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 531 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 745PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 104 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 532Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 746 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 105Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 533 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 747PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 106 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 534Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 748 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 107Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 535 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 749PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 108 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 536Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 750 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 109Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 537 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 751PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 110 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 538Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 752 PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG- fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 111Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 539 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 753PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 112 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 540Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 754 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- fG-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 113Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 541 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 755PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC- mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 114 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 542Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 756 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 115Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 543 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 757PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 116 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 544Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 758 PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 117Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 545 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 759PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 118 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 546Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 760 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 119Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 547 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 761PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 120 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 548Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 762 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 121Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 549 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 763PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 122 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 550Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 764 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 123Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 551 Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 765PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 124 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 552Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 766 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 125Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 553 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 767PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 126 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 554Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 768 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 127Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 555 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 769PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC- mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 128 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 556Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 770 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 129Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 557 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 771PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 130 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 558Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 772 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-mG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 131Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 559 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 773PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 132 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 560Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 774 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 133Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 561 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 775PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 134 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 562Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 776 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 135Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 563 Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 777PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 136 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 564Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 778 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 137Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 565 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 779PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- £A-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 138 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 566Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 780 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 139Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 567 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 781PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC- fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 140 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 568Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 782 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 141Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 569 Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 783PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 142 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 570Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 784 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 143Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 571 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 785PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 144 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 572Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 786 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 145Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 573 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 787PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 146 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 574Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 788 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 147Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 575 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 789PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 148 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 576Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 790 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 149Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 577 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 791PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 150 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 578Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 792 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 151Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 579 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 793PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- fA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 152 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 580Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 794 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 153Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 581 Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 795PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 154 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 582Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 796 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 155Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 583 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 797PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 156 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 584Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 798 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 157Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 585 Hy-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 799PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 158 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 586Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 800 PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 159Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 587 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 801PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 160 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 588Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 802 PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 161Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 589 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 803PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 162 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 590Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 804 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 163Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 591 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 805PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 164 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 592Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 806 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 165Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 593 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 807PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 166 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 594Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 808 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU- fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 167Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 595 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 809PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 168 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 596Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 810 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 169Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 597 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 811PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 170 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 598Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 812 PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 171Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 599 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO- 813PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 172 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 600Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 814 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 173Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 601 Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 815PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 174 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 602Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 816 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 175Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 603 Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 817PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 176 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 604Hy-fG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 818 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 177Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 605 Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 819PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 178 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 606Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 820 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 179Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 607 Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 821PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 180 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 608Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 822 PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-mG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 181Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 609 Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- 823PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 182 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 610Hy-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 824 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- fG-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 183Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 611 Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 825PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 184 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 612Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 826 PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 185Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 613 Hy-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 827PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC- mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 186 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 614Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 828 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 187Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 615 Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 829PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC- mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 188 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 616Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 830 PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 189Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 617 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 831PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 190 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 618Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- 832 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- fG-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 191Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 619 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 833PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG- mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 192 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 620Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 834 PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fC-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 193Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 621 Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 835PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fA- fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fC- mU-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 194 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 622Hy-fA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 836 PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA- fU-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU-mA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fA-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 195Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 623 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 837PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU- mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 196 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 624Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- 838 PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 197Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 625 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 839PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- mG-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 198 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 626Hy-fG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- 840 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 199Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 627 Hy-fU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- 841PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fC- fA-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC- mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 200 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 628Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- 842 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fG-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fU-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 201Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 629 Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 843PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA- fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfA-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 202 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fU- 630Hy-fU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 844 PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-invdT-Hy fG-PO-mA-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 203Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 631 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- 845PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA- fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU- mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfG-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 204 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fC- 632Hy-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 846 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG- fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-mA-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mG-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 205Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 633 Hy-fG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 847PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 206 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 634Hy-fA-PO-fG-PO-mC-PO- 848 PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fG- fC-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 207Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 635 Hy-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO- 849PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fU- fC-PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fC- PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 208 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 636Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- 850 PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- fA-PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA- PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 209Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 637 Hy-fC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- 851PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fG- fC-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fU- mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 210 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 638Hy-fA-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO- 852 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fG- fU-PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-mU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mC-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-invdT-Hy fC-PO-mU-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 211Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 639 Hy-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO- 853PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mG-PO-fA- fU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO- PO-mC-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fG- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mC-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-invdT-HyfU-PO-mC-PO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 212 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 640Hy-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO- 854 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mU- PO-invdT-HyPO-dT-PO-dT-Hy 213 Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fA- 641 Hy-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-855 PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mC-PO-fA- mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fC- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO- PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG- PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO- mU-PO-fC-PO-mU-PO-dT- invdT-Hy PO-dT-Hy 214Hy-mC-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-fG- 642 Hy-fG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO- 856PO-mA-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fA- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fU- fA-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO- PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-dT- invdT-Hy PO-dT-Hy

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises one or more modifiednucleotides described in PCT Publication WO 2019/170731, the disclosureof which is incorporated herein in its entirety. In such modifiednucleotides, the ribose ring has been replaced by a six-memberedheterocyclic ring. Such a modified nucleotide has the structure offormula (I):

-   -   wherein:        -   B is a heterocyclic nucleobase;        -   one of L1 and L2 is an internucleoside linking group linking            the compound of formula (I) to a polynucleotide and the            other of L1 and L2 is H, a protecting group, a phosphorus            moiety or an internucleoside linking group linking the            compound of formula (I) to a polynucleotide,        -   Y is O, NH, NR1 or N—C(═O)—R1, wherein R1 is:    -   a (C1-C20) alkyl group, optionally substituted by one or more        groups selected from an halogen atom, a (C1-C6) alkyl group, a        (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, a (C3-C14) heterocycle, a (C6-C14)        aryl group, a (C5-C14) heteroaryl group, —O-Z1, —N(Z1)(Z2),        —S-Z1, —CN, —C(=J)-O-Z1, —O—C(=J)-Z1, —C(=J)-N(Z1)(Z2), and        —N(Z1)-C(=J)-Z2, wherein    -   J is O or S,    -   each of Z1 and Z2 is, independently, H, a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        optionally substituted by one or more groups selected from a        halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group,    -   a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, optionally substituted by one or        more groups selected from a halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl        group,    -   a group —[C(═O)]m-R2-(O—CH₂—CH₂)p-R3, wherein    -   m is an integer meaning 0 or 1,    -   p is an integer ranging from 0 to 10, R2 is a (C1-C20) alkylene        group optionally substituted by a (C1-C6) alkyl group, —O-Z3,        —N(Z3)(Z4), —S-Z3, —CN, —C(═K)—O—Z3, —O—C(═K)—Z3,        —C(═K)—N(Z3)(Z4), or —N(Z3)-C(═K)—Z4,    -   wherein    -   K is O or S,    -   each of Z3 and Z4 is, independently, H, a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        optionally substituted by one or more groups selected from a        halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group, and    -   R3 is selected from the group consisting of a hydrogen atom, a        (C1-C6) alkyl group, a (C1-C6) alkoxy group, a (C3-C8)        cycloalkyl group, a (C3-C14) heterocycle, a (C6-C14) aryl group        or a (C5-C14) heteroaryl group, or R3 is a cell targeting        moiety,        -   X1 and X2 are each, independently, a hydrogen atom, a            (C1-C6) alkyl group, and        -   each of Ra, Rb, Rc and Rd is, independently, H or a (C1-C6)            alkyl group,    -   or is a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is NR1, R1 is a non-substituted (C1-C20) alkylgroup, and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2, R3 and B have the samemeaning as defined for the general formula (I), or a pharmaceuticallyacceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is NR1, R1 is a non-substituted (C1-C16) alkylgroup, which includes an alkyl group selected from a group comprisingmethyl, isopropyl, butyl, octyl, hexadecyl, and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd,X1, X2, R2, R3 and B have the same meaning as defined for the generalformula (I), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is NR1, R1 is a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group,optionally substituted by one or more groups selected from a halogenatom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group, and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2,R3 and B have the same meaning as defined for the general formula (I),or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is NR1, R1 is a cyclohexyl group, and L1, L2, Ra,Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2, R3 and B have the same meaning as defined forthe general formula (I), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is NR1, R1 is a (C1-C20) alkyl group substitutedby a (C6-C14) aryl group and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2, R3 andB have the same meaning as defined for the general formula (I), or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is NR1, R1 is a methyl group substituted by aphenyl group, and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2, R3 and B have thesame meaning as defined for the general formula (I), or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is N—C(═O)—R1, R1 is an optionally substituted(C1-C20) alkyl group, and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2, R3 and Bhave the same meaning as defined for the general formula (I), or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, Y is N—C(═O)—R1, R1 is selected from a groupcomprising methyl and pentadecyl and L1, L2, Ra, Rb, Rc, Rd, X1, X2, R2,R3 and B have the same meaning as defined for the general formula (I),or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, B is selected from a group comprising a pyrimidine,a substituted pyrimidine, a purine and a substituted purine, or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, the internucleoside linking group in the dsRNA isindependently selected from the group consisting of phosphodiester,phosphotriester, phosphorothioate, phosphorodithioate, alkyl-phosphonateand phosphoramidate backbone linking groups, or a pharmaceuticallyacceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA comprises from 2 to 10 compounds offormula (I), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In further embodiments, the dsRNA comprises one or more targetednucleotides or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

In some embodiments, R3 is of the formula (II):

-   -   wherein A1, A2 and A3 are OH,    -   A4 is OH or NHC(═O)—R5, wherein R5 is a (C1-C6) alkyl group,        optionally substituted by a halogen atom.

In some embodiments, R3 is N-acetyl-galactosamine.

The precursors that can be used to make modified siRNAs havingnucleotides of formula (I) are exemplified in Table A, which showsexamples of phosphoramidite nucleotide analogs for oligonucleotidesynthesis. In the (2S,6R) diastereomeric series, the phosphoramidites asnucleotide precursors are abbreviated with a “pre-1”, the nucleotideanalogs are abbreviated with an “1”, followed by the nucleobase and anumber, which specifies the group Y in formula (I). To distinguish bothstereochemistries, the analogues (2R,6R)-diastereoisomers are indicatedwith an additional “b.” Targeted nucleotide precursors, targetednucleotide analogs and solid supports are abbreviated as describedabove, but with an “lg” instead of the “l.”

TABLE A Name in Precursor oligo- N^(o) Structure name sequenceStereochemistry 1

pre-lT3 lT3 (2S,6R) 2

pre-lU3 lU3 (2S,6R) 3

pre-lG3 lG3 (2S,6R) 4

pre-lA3 lA3 (2S,6R) 5

pre-lC3 lC3 (2S,6R) 6

pre-lT3b lT3b (2R,6R) 7

pre-lU3b lU3b (2R,6R) 8

pre-lG3b lG3b (2R,6R) 9

pre-lA3b lA3b (2R,6R) 10

pre-lC3b lC3b (2R,6R) 11

pre-lT2 lT2 (2S,6R) 12

pre-lT6 lT6 (2S,6R) 13

pre-lT7 lT7 (2S,6R) 14

pre-lT8 lT8 (2S,6R) 15

pre-lT4 lT4 (2S,6R) 16

pre-lT5 lT5 (2S,6R) 17

pre-lT9 lT9 (2S,6R) 18

pre-lT10 lT10 (2S,6R) 19

pre-lT1 lT1 (2S,6R) 20

pre-lU1 lU1 (2S,6R) 21

pre-lG1 lG1 (2S,6R) 22

pre-lC1 lC1 (2S,6R) 23

pre-lT1b lT1b (2R,6R) 24

pre-lU1b lU1b (2R,6R) 25

pre-lC1b lC1b (2R,6R) 26

pre-lgT9 lgT9 (2S,6R) 27

pre-lgT8 lgT8 (2S,6R) 28

pre-lgT7 lgT7 (2S,6R) 29

pre-lgT6 lgT6 (2S,6R) 30

pre-lgT5 lgT5 (2S,6R) 31

pre-lgT3 lgT3 (2S,6R) 32

pre-lgT4 lgT4 (2S,6R) 33

pre-lgT12 lgT12 (2S,6R) 34

pre-lgT11 lgT11 (2S,6R) 35

pre-lgT10 lgT10 (2S,6R) 36

pre-lgT1 lgT1 (2S,6R) 37

pre-lgT2 lgT2 (2S,6R) 38

pre-lU4 lU4 (2S,6R) 39

pre-lG4 lG4 (2S,6R) 40

pre-lA4 lA4 (2S,6R) 41

pre-lC4 lC4 (2S,6R) 42

pre-lA4b lA4b (2R,6R) 43

pre-lA1 lA1 (2S,6R) 44

pre-lA1b lA1b (2R,6R) 45

pre-lT4b lT4b (2R,6R) 46

pre-lG1b lG1b (2R,6R)

The modified nucleotides of formula (I) may be incorporated at the 5′,3′, or both ends of the sense strand and/or antisense strand of thedsRNA. By way of example, one or more (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 or more)modified nucleotides may be incorporated at the 5′ end of the sensestrand of the dsRNA. In some embodiments, one or more (e.g., 1, 2, 3, ormore) modified nucleotides are positioned in the 5′ end of the sensestrand, where the modified nucleotides do not complement the antisensesequence but may be optionally paired with an equal or smaller number ofcomplementary nucleotides at the corresponding 3′ end of the antisensestrand.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA may comprise a sense strand having asense sequence of 17, 18, or 19 nucleotides in length, where three tofive nucleotides of formula (I) (e.g., three consecutive lgT3 or lgT7with or without additional nucleotides of formula (I)) are placed in the5′ end of the sense sequence, making the sense strand 20, 21, or 22nucleotides in length. In such embodiments, the sense strand mayadditionally comprise two consecutive nucleotides of formula (I) (e.g.,1T4 or lT3) at the 3′ of the sense sequence, making the sense strand 22,23, or 24 nucleotides in length. The dsRNA may comprise an antisensesequence of 19 nucleotides in length, where the antisense sequence mayadditionally be linked to 2 modified nucleotides or deoxyribonucleotides(e.g., dT) at its 3′ end, making the antisense strand 21 nucleotides inlength. In further embodiments, the sense strand of the dsRNA containsonly naturally occurring internucleotide bonds (phosphodiester bond),where the antisense strand may optionally contain non-naturallyoccurring internucleotide bonds. For example, the antisense strand maycontain phosphoro-thioate bonds in the backbone near or at its 5′ and/or3′ ends.

In some embodiments, the use of modified nucleotides of formula (I)circumvents the need for other RNA modifications such as the use ofnon-naturally occurring internucleotide bonds, thereby simplifying thechemical synthesis of dsRNAs. Moreover, the modified nucleotides offormula (I) can be readily made to contain cell targeted moieties suchas GalNAc derivatives (which include GalNAc itself), enhancing thedelivery efficiency of dsRNAs incorporating such nucleotides. Further,it has been shown that dsRNAs incorporating modified nucleotides offormula (I), e.g., at the sense strand, significantly improve thestability and therapeutic potency of the dsRNAs.

Table 3 below lists the sequences of exemplary modified GalNAc-siRNAconstructs derived from constructs siRNA #013, siRNA #051, and siRNA#165 listed in Table 2. In the table, mX=2′-O-Me nucleotide; fX=2′-Fnucleotide; dX=DNA nucleotide; lx=locked nucleic acid (LNA);PO=phosphodiester linkage; PS=phosphorothioate linkage; and Hy=hydroxylgroup.

TABLE 3Sequences of Exemplary Modified GalNAc-siRNA Constructs from siRNA#013,siRNA#051, and siRNA#165 SIRNA Sense strand sequenceAntisense strand sequence # (5′-3′) SEQ (5′-3′) SEQ 013-c-01Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 857 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1019PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-lA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-02 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 858Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1020 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-03 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 859 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1021PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-04 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 860Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1022 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy fC-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy013-c-05 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 861 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1023PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-06 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 862Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1024 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-07 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 863 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1025PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-lA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-08 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 864Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1026 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-lA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy fC-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy013-c-09 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 865 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1027PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-10 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 866Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1028 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-11 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 867 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1029PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-12 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 868Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1030 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-13 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 869 Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1031PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HyfC-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy 013-c-14 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 870Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1032 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-15 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 871 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1033PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mA-PO-mA-PO-lA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- 013-c-16 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 872Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1034 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-17 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 873 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1035PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-18 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 874Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1036 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- ImG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy fC-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy013-c-19 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 875 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1037PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-20 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 876Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1038 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-lA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-21 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 877 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1039PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-22 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 878Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1040 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy fC-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy013-c-23 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 879 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1041PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-lA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-24 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 880Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1042 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-25 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 881 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1043PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-lA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-26 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 882Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1044 PO-lA-PO-lG-PO-mA-PO-mC-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-fU- PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy fC-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy013-c-27 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 883 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1045PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-28 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 884Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1046 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU- PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy013-c-29 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 885 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1047PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO- PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-fU-PO-mC- mG-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO- PO-mG-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymC-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 013-c-30 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 886Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mC-PO- 1048 PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- 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1081PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mU- fC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-lA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO- PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-lA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-HymA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 051-c-10 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 920Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1082 PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mU-mC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-Hy mA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy051-c-11 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 921 Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1083PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mU- fC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO- PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-HymA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 051-c-12 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 922Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1084 PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mU-mC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-Hy mA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy051-c-13 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 923 Hy-fU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1085PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mU- fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO- PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-lA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-HyfA-PO-mC-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy 051-c-14 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 924Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1086 PO-lG-PO-lU-PO-mA-PO-mU-fC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-Hy mA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy051-c-15 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 925 Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1087PO-lG-PO-lU-PO-mA-PO-mU- mC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO- PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-HymA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- 051-c-16 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 926Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1088 PO-lG-PO-lU-PO-mA-PO-mU-fC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-Hy mA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy051-c-17 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 927 Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1089PO-lG-PO-lU-PO-mA-PO-mU- mC-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO- PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG- PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-HymA-PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 051-c-18 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 928Hy-fU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 1090 PO-lG-PO-lU-PO-mA-PO-mU-fC-PO-mU-PO-fU-PO-mA- PO-fU-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mA- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mG-PO-PO-fU-PO-fC-PO-fC-PO-mU- mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fU- PO-mU-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO- PO-mA-PS-mG-PS-mA-Hy fA-PO-mC-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy051-c-19 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 929 Hy-mU-PS-fC-PS-mU-PO- 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Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1127PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-02 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 966Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1128 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-03 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 967 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1129PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-04 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 968Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1130 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- 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PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-08 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 972Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1134 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy165-c-09 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 973 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1135PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-10 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 974Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1136 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-11 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 975 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1137PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-12 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 976Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1138 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-lA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-13 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 977 Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1139PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HyfA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy 165-c-14 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 978Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1140 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- 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PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-18 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 982Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1144 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PS-mA-PS-mU-Hy fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy165-c-19 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 983 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1145PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-20 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 984Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1146 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-21 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 985 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1147PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-22 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 986Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1148 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy165-c-23 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 987 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1149PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-24 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 988Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1150 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-25 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 989 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1151PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-26 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 990Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1152 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy165-c-27 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 991 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1153PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-28 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 992Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1154 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-29 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 993 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1155PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-30 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 994Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1156 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-31 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 995 Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1157PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HyfA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- Hy 165-c-32 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 996Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1158 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-33 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 997 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1159PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG- mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-34 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 998Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1160 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-lA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy165-c-35 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 999 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1161PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG- mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-HymA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- Hy 165-c-36 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1000Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1162 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-lT4-PO-lT4-Hy fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT-165-c-37 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1001 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1163PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4-mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-38 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7-1002 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1164 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-39 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1003Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1165 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-40 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1004Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1166 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-41 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1005Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1167 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-42 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1006Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1168 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-43 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1007Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1169 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-mG-PO-fU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy 165-c-44 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1008 Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO-1170 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-lA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-fA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO- PO-fA-PO-mG-PO-mA-PO-mC-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-45Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1009 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1171PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4-mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-46 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7-1010 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1172 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-47 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1011Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1173 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-48 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1012Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1174 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-lA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy 165-c-49 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1013 Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO-1175 PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU-PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC-mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT- PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-50Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1014 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1176PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG- fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO- PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-lA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA-PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4-mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA- PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-51 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7-1015 Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1177 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-mG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-52 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1016Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1178 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-53 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1017Hy-mA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1179 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-mU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- mA-PO-mU-PS-mA-PS-mA-PO-lT4-Hy Hy 165-c-54 Hy-lgT7-PO-lgT7-PO-lgT7- 1018Hy-fA-PS-fU-PS-mG-PO- 1180 PO-lA-PO-lU-PO-mU-PO-mG-fA-PO-mA-PO-fU-PO-mU- PO-fA-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA- PO-fG-PO-mU-PO-mC-PO-PO-fA-PO-fG-PO-fA-PO-mC- mU-PO-fU-PO-mG-PO-fA- PO-mA-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-mU-PO-fC-PO-mA-PO- PO-mC-PO-mA-PO-mU-PO-lT4- fA-PO-mU-PS-dT-PS-dT-PO-lT4-Hy Hy

While the exemplary siRNAs shown in Tables 2 and 3 include nucleotidemodifications, siRNAs having the same or substantially the samesequences but different numbers, patterns, and/or types ofmodifications, are also contemplated.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA comprises a sense strand shown in Table 1with the addition of nucleotides (or modified versions thereof) ateither or both of its termini. For example, the dsRNA comprises a sensestrand shown in Table 1 with the addition of a 5′ CCA and/or a 3′ invdT.In some embodiments, a dsRNA comprises an antisense strand shown inTable 1 with the addition of nucleotides (or modified versions thereof)at either or both of its termini. For example, the dsRNA comprises anantisense strand shown in Table 1 with the addition of a 3′ dTdT. Incertain embodiments, a dsRNA comprises a pair of sense and antisensestrands as shown in Table 1, with the addition of a 5′ CCA and a 3′invdT to the sense strand and with the addition of a 3′ dTdT to theantisense strand. In certain embodiments, a dsRNA comprises a pair ofsense and antisense strands as shown in Table 2, with the addition of a5′ lgT7-lgT7-lgT7 and a 3′ lT4-lT4 to the sense strand.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises a sensesequence that is at least 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%,or 99% identical in sequence to a sense sequence shown in Table 1. Insome embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure comprises anantisense sequence that is at least 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 96%,97%, 98%, or 99% identical in sequence to an antisense sequence shown inTable 1. In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosurecomprises sense and antisense sequences that are at least 70%, 75%, 80%,85%, 90%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99% identical in sequence to sense andantisense sequences, respectively, shown in Table 1. In certainembodiments, the dsRNA comprises sense and antisense strands having thesequences shown in Table 2. In certain embodiments, the dsRNA comprisessense and antisense strands having the sequences shown in Table 3.

The “percentage identity” between two nucleotide sequences is determinedby comparing the two optimally-aligned sequences in which the nucleicacid sequence to compare can have additions or deletions compared to thereference sequence for optimal alignment between the two sequences.“Percentage identity” is calculated by determining the number ofpositions at which the nucleotide residue is identical between the twosequences, preferably between the two complete sequences, dividing thenumber of identical positions by the total number of positions in thealignment window and multiplying the result by 100 to obtain thepercentage identity between the two sequences. For purposes herein, whendetermining “percentage identity” between two nucleotide sequences,modifications to the nucleotides are not considered. For example, asequence of 5′-mC-fU-mA-fG-3′ is considered having 100% sequenceidentity as a sequence of 5′-CUAG-3′.

I.5 dsRNA Conjugates

The present dsRNAs may be covalently or noncovalently linked to one ormore ligands or moieties. Examples of such ligands and moieties may befound, e.g., in Jeong et al., Bioconjugate Chem. (2009) 20:5-14 andSebestydn et al., Methods Mol Biol. (2015) 1218:163-86. In someembodiments, the dsRNA is conjugated/attached to one or more ligands viaa linker. Any linker known in the art may be used, including, forexample, multivalent (e.g., bivalent, trivalent, or tetravalent)branched linkers. The linker may be cleavable or non-cleavable.Conjugating a ligand to a dsRNA may alter its distribution, enhance itscellular absorption and/or targeting to a particular tissue and/oruptake by one or more specific cell types (e.g., liver cells), and/orenhance the lifetime or half-life of the dsRNA. In some embodiments, ahydrophobic ligand is conjugated to the dsRNA to facilitate directpermeation of the cellular membrane and/or uptake across cells (e.g.,liver cells). For ANGPTL3-targeting dsRNAs (e.g., siRNAs), the targettissue may be the liver, including parenchymal cells of the liver (e.g.,hepatocytes).

In some embodiments, the dsRNA of the present disclosure is conjugatedto a cell-targeting ligand. A cell-targeting ligand refers to amolecular moiety that facilitates delivery of the dsRNA to the targetcell, which encompasses (i) increased specificity of the dsRNA to bindto cells expressing the selected target receptors (e.g., targetproteins); (ii) increased uptake of the dsRNA by the target cells; and(iii) increased ability of the dsRNA to be appropriately processed onceit has entered into a target cell, such as increased intracellularrelease of an siRNA, e.g., by facilitating the translocation of thesiRNA from transport vesicles into the cytoplasm. The ligand may be, forexample, a protein (e.g., a glycoprotein), a peptide, a lipid, acarbohydrate, or a molecule having a specific affinity for a co-ligand.

Specific examples of ligands include, without limitation, an antibody orantigen-binding fragment thereof that binds to a specific receptor on aliver cell, thyrotropin, melanotropin, surfactant protein A, mucincarbohydrate, multivalent lactose, multivalent galactose, multivalentmannose, multivalent fucose, N-acetylgalactosamine, N-acetylglucosamine,transferrin, bisphosphonate, a steroid, bile acid, lipopolysaccharide, arecombinant or synthetic molecule such as a synthetic polymer, polyaminoacids, an alpha helical peptide, polyglutamate, polyaspartate, lectins,and cofactors. In some embodiments, the ligand is one or more dyes,crosslinkers, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, peptide conjugates(e.g., antennapedia peptide, Tat peptide), polyethylene glycol (PEG),enzymes, haptens, transport/absorption facilitators, syntheticribonucleases (e.g., imidazole, bisimidazole, histamine, or imidazoleclusters), human serum albumin (HSA), or LDL.

In some embodiments, the dsRNA is conjugated to one or more cholesterolderivatives or lipophilic moieties such as cholesterol or a cholesterolderivative; cholic acid; a vitamin (such as folate, vitamin A, vitamin E(tocopherol), biotin, or pyridoxal); bile or fatty acid conjugates,including both saturated and non-saturated (such as lauroyl (C12),myristoyl (C14), palmitoyl (C16), stearoyl (C18) and docosanyl (C22),lithocholic acid and/or lithocholic acid oleylamine conjugate(lithocholic-oleyl, C43)); polymeric backbones or scaffolds (such asPEG, triethylene glycol (TEG), hexaethylene glycol (HEG),poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA), poly(lactide-co-glycolide) (PLG),hydrodynamic polymers); steroids (such as dihydrotestosterone); terpene(such as triterpene); cationic lipids or peptides; and/or a lipid orlipid-based molecule. Such a lipid or lipid-based molecule may bind aserum protein, e.g., human serum albumin (HSA). A lipid-based ligand maybe used to modulate (e.g., control) the binding of the conjugate to atarget tissue. For example, a lipid or lipid-based ligand that binds toHSA more strongly will be less likely to be targeted to the kidney andtherefore less likely to be cleared from the body.

In some embodiments, the cell-targeting moiety or ligand is aN-acetylgalactosamine (GalNAc) derivative. In some embodiments, thedsRNA is attached to one or more (e.g., two, three, four, or more)GalNAc derivatives. The attachment may be via one or more linkers (e.g.,two, three, four, or more linkers). In some embodiments, a linkerdescribed herein is a multivalent (e.g., bivalent, trivalent, ortetravalent) branched linker. In some embodiments, the dsRNA is attachedto two or more GalNAc derivatives via a bivalent branched linker. Insome embodiments, the dsRNA is attached to three or more GalNAcderivatives via a trivalent branched linker. In some embodiments, thedsRNA is attached to three or more GalNAc derivatives with or withoutlinkers. In some embodiments, the dsRNA is attached to four or moreGalNAc derivatives via four separate linkers. In some embodiments, thedsRNA is attached to four or more GalNAc derivatives via a tetravalentbranched linker. In some embodiments, the one or more GalNAc derivativesis attached to the 3′-end of the sense strand, the 3′-end of theantisense strand, the 5′-end of the sense strand, and/or the 5′-end ofthe antisense strand of the dsRNA. Exemplary and non-limiting conjugatesand linkers are described, e.g., in Biessen et al., Bioconjugate Chem.(2002) 13(2):295-302; Cedillo et al., Molecules (2017) 22(8):E1356;Grijalvo et al., Genes (2018) 9(2):E74; Huang et al., Molecular Therapy:Nucleic Acids (2017) 6:116-32; Nair et al., J Am Chem Soc. (2014)136:16958-61; Ostergaard et al., Bioconjugate Chem. (2015) 26:1451-5;Springer et al., Nucleic Acid Therapeutics (2018) 28(3):109-18; and U.S.Pat. Nos. 8,106,022, 9,127,276, and 8,927,705. GalNAc conjugation can bereadily performed by methods well known in the art (e.g., as describedin the above documents)

II. Methods of Making dsRNAs

A dsRNA of the present disclosure may be synthesized by any method knownin the art. For example, a dsRNA may be synthesized by use of anautomated synthesizer, by in vitro transcription and purification (e.g.,using commercially available in vitro RNA synthesis kits), bytranscription and purification from cells (e.g., cells comprising anexpression cassette/vector encoding the dsRNA), and the like. In someembodiments, the sense and antisense strands of the dsRNA aresynthesized separately and then annealed to form the dsRNA. In someembodiments, the dsRNA comprising modified nucleotides of formula (I)optionally conjugated to a cell targeting moiety (e.g., GalNAc) may beprepared according to the disclosure of PCT Publication WO 2019/170731.

Ligand-conjugated dsRNAs and ligand molecules bearing sequence-specificlinked nucleosides of the present disclosure may be assembled by anymethod known in the art, including, for example, assembly on a suitablepolynucleotide synthesizer utilizing standard nucleotide or nucleosideprecursors, or nucleotide or nucleoside conjugate precursors thatalready bear the linking moiety, ligand-nucleotide, ornucleoside-conjugated precursors that already bear the ligand molecule,or non-nucleoside ligand-bearing building blocks.

Ligand-conjugated dsRNAs of the present disclosure may be synthesized byany method known in the art, including, for example, by the use of adsRNA bearing a pendant reactive functionality such as that derived fromthe attachment of a linking molecule onto the dsRNA. In someembodiments, this reactive oligonucleotide may be reacted directly withcommercially-available ligands, ligands that are synthesized bearing anyof a variety of protecting groups, or ligands that have a linking moietyattached thereto. In some embodiments, the methods facilitate thesynthesis of ligand-conjugated dsRNA by the use of nucleoside monomersthat have been appropriately conjugated with ligands and that mayfurther be attached to a solid support material. In some embodiments, adsRNA bearing an aralkyl ligand attached to the 3′-end of the dsRNA isprepared by first covalently attaching a monomer building block to acontrolled-pore-glass support via a long-chain aminoalkyl group; then,nucleotides are bonded via standard solid-phase synthesis techniques tothe monomer building-block bound to the solid support. The monomerbuilding-block may be a nucleoside or other organic compound that iscompatible with solid-phase synthesis.

In some embodiments, functionalized nucleoside sequences of the presentdisclosure possessing an amino group at the 5′-terminus are preparedusing a polynucleotide synthesizer, and then reacted with an activeester derivative of a selected ligand. Active ester derivatives are wellknown to one of ordinary skill in the art. The reaction of the aminogroup and the active ester produces an oligonucleotide in which theselected ligand is attached to the 5′-position through a linking group.The amino group at the 5′-terminus can be prepared utilizing a5′-amino-modifier C6 reagent. In some embodiments, ligand molecules areconjugated to oligonucleotides at the 5′-position by the use of aligand-nucleoside phosphoramidite wherein the ligand is linked to the5′-hydroxy group directly or indirectly via a linker. Suchligand-nucleoside phosphoramidites are typically used at the end of anautomated synthesis procedure to provide a ligand-conjugatedoligonucleotide bearing the ligand at the 5′-terminus.

In some embodiments, click chemistry is used to synthesize siRNAconjugates. See, e.g., Astakhova et al., Mol Pharm. (2018) 15(8):2892-9;Mercier et al., Bioconjugate Chem. (2011) 22(1):108-14.

III. Compositions and Delivery of dsRNAs

Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to compositions (e.g.,pharmaceutical compositions) comprising a dsRNA as described herein. Insome embodiments, the composition further comprises a pharmaceuticallyacceptable excipient. In some embodiments, the composition is useful fortreating patient having or at risk of having a disease or disorderassociated with the expression or activity of the ANGPTL3 gene. In someembodiments, the disease or disorder associated with the expression ofthe ANGPTL3 gene is a lipid metabolism disorder (e.g.,hypertriglyceridemia and hyperlipidemia (such as familial combinedhyperlipidemia, familial hypercholesterolemia (e.g., HoFH), andpolygenic hypercholesterolemia) and conditions and diseases associatedwith elevated TGs and/or LDL-c (e.g., atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis,heart disease, heart attack, stroke, and pancreatitis), and/or any otherassociated condition and disease described herein and in the art.Compositions of the present disclosure may be formulated based upon themode of delivery, including, for example, compositions formulated fordelivery to the liver via parenteral administration.

The present dsRNAs can be formulated with a pharmaceutically acceptableexcipient. Pharmaceutically acceptable excipients can be liquid orsolid, and may be selected with the planned manner of administration inmind so as to provide for the desired bulk, consistency, and otherpertinent transport and chemical properties. Any known pharmaceuticallyacceptable excipient may be used, including, for example, water, salinesolution, binding agents (e.g., polyvinylpyrrolidone or hydroxypropylmethylcellulose), fillers (e.g., lactose and other sugars, gelatin, orcalcium sulfate), lubricants (e.g., starch, polyethylene glycol, orsodium acetate), disintegrates (e.g., starch or sodium starchglycolate), calcium salts (e.g., calcium sulfate, calcium chloride,calcium phosphate, and hydroxyapatite), and wetting agents (e.g., sodiumlauryl sulfate).

The present dsRNAs can be formulated into compositions (e.g.,pharmaceutical compositions) containing the dsRNA admixed, encapsulated,conjugated, or otherwise associated with other molecules, molecularstructures, or mixtures of nucleic acids. For example, a compositioncomprising one or more dsRNAs as described herein can contain othertherapeutic agents such as other lipid lowering agents (e.g., statins).In some embodiments, the composition (e.g., pharmaceutical composition)further comprises a delivery vehicle as described herein.

A dsRNA of the present disclosure may be delivered directly orindirectly. In some embodiments, the dsRNA is delivered directly byadministering a pharmaceutical composition comprising the dsRNA to asubject. In some embodiments, the dsRNA is delivered indirectly byadministering one or more vectors described below.

A dsRNA of the present disclosure may be delivered by any method knownin the art, including, for example, by adapting a method of delivering anucleic acid molecule for use with a dsRNA (see, e.g., Akhtar et al.,Trends Cell. Biol. (1992) 2(5):139-44; PCT Patent Publication No. WO94/02595), or via additional methods known in the art (see, e.g.,Kanasty et al., Nature Materials (2013) 12:967-77; Wittrup andLieberman, Nature Reviews Genetics (2015) 16:543-52; Whitehead et al.,(2009) Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 8:129-38; Gary et al., J ControlRelease (2007) 121(1-2):64-73; Wang et al., AAPS J. (2010)12(4):492-503; Draz et al., Theranostics (2014) 4(9):872-92; Wan et al.,Drug Deliv Transl Res. (2013) 4(1):74-83; Erdmann and Barciszewski(eds.) (2010) “RNA Technologies and Their Applications,” Springer-VerlagBerlin Heidelberg, DOI 10.1007/978-3-642-12168-5; Xu and Wang, AsianJournal of Pharmaceutical Sciences (2015) 10(1):1-12). For in vivodelivery, dsRNA can be injected into a tissue site or administeredsystemically (e.g., in nanoparticle form via inhalation). In vivodelivery can also be mediated by a beta-glucan delivery system (see,e.g., Tesz et al., Biochem J. (2011) 436(2):351-62). In vitrointroduction into a cell includes methods known in the art such aselectroporation and lipofection.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure is delivered by adelivery vehicle comprising the dsRNA. In some embodiments, the deliveryvehicle is a liposome, lipoplex, complex, or nanoparticle.

III.1 Liposomal Formulations

Liposomes are unilamellar or multilamellar vesicles which have amembrane formed from a lipophilic material and an aqueous interior. Insome embodiments, a liposome is a vesicle composed of amphiphilic lipidsarranged in a spherical bilayer or bilayers. The aqueous portioncontains the composition to be delivered. Cationic liposomes possess theadvantage of being able to fuse to the cell wall. Advantages ofliposomes include, e.g., that liposomes obtained from naturalphospholipids are biocompatible and biodegradable; that liposomes canincorporate a wide range of water and lipid soluble drugs; and thatliposomes can protect encapsulated drugs in their internal compartmentsfrom metabolism and degradation (Rosoff, in Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms,Lieberman, Rieger and Banker (Eds.), 1988, Marcel Dekker, Inc., NewYork, N.Y., volume 1, p. 245). Important considerations in thepreparation of liposome formulations are the lipid surface charge,vesicle size and the aqueous volume of the liposomes. For example,engineered cationic liposomes and sterically stabilized liposomes can beused to deliver the dsRNA. See, e.g., Podesta et al., Methods Enzymol.(2009) 464:343-54; U.S. Pat. No. 5,665,710.

III.2 Nucleic Acid-Lipid Particles

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure is fullyencapsulated in a lipid formulation, e.g., to form a nucleic acid-lipidparticle such as, without limitation, a SPLP, pSPLP, or SNALP. As usedherein, the term “SNALP” refers to a stable nucleic acid-lipid particle,including SPLP. As used herein, the term “SPLP” refers to a nucleicacid-lipid particle comprising plasmid DNA encapsulated within a lipidvesicle. Nucleic acid-lipid particles, e.g., SNALPs, typically contain acationic lipid, a non-cationic lipid, and a lipid that preventsaggregation of the particle (e.g., a PEG-lipid conjugate). SNALPs andSPLPs are useful for systemic applications, as they exhibit extendedcirculation lifetimes following intravenous (i.v.) injection andaccumulate at distal sites (e.g., sites physically separated from theadministration site). SPLPs include “pSPLPs,” which include anencapsulated condensing agent-nucleic acid complex as set forth in PCTPublication No. WO 00/03683.

In some embodiments, dsRNAs when present in nucleic acid-lipid particlesare resistant in aqueous solution to degradation with a nuclease.Nucleic acid-lipid particles and their methods of preparation aredisclosed in, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,976,567; 5,981,501; 6,534,484;6,586,410; and 6,815,432; and PCT Publication WO 96/40964.

In some embodiments, the nucleic acid-lipid particles comprise acationic lipid. Any cationic lipid or mixture thereof known in the artmay be used. In some embodiments, the nucleic acid-lipid particlescomprise a non-cationic lipid. Any non-cationic lipid or mixture thereofknown in the art may be used. In some embodiments, the nucleicacid-lipid particle comprises a conjugated lipid (e.g., to preventaggregation). Any conjugated lipid known in the art may be used.

III.3 Additional Formulations

Factors that are important to consider in order to successfully delivera dsRNA molecule in vivo include: (1) biological stability of thedelivered molecule, (2) preventing nonspecific effects, and (3)accumulation of the delivered molecule in the target tissue. Thenonspecific effects of a dsRNA can be minimized by local administration,for example by direct injection or implantation into a tissue ortopically administering the preparation. For administering a dsRNAsystemically for the treatment of a disease, the dsRNA may be modifiedor alternatively delivered using a drug delivery system; both methodsact to prevent the rapid degradation of the dsRNA by endo- andexonucleases in vivo. Modification of the RNA or the pharmaceuticalexcipient may also permit targeting of the dsRNA composition to thetarget tissue and avoid undesirable off-target effects. As describedabove, dsRNA molecules may be modified by chemical conjugation tolipophilic groups such as cholesterol to enhance cellular uptake andprevent degradation. In some embodiments, the dsRNA is delivered usingdrug delivery systems such as a nanoparticle (e.g., a calcium phosphatenanoparticle), a dendrimer, a polymer, liposomes, or a cationic deliverysystem. Positively charged cationic delivery systems facilitate bindingof a dsRNA molecule (negatively charged) and also enhance interactionsat the negatively charged cell membrane to permit efficient uptake of adsRNA by the cell. Cationic lipids, dendrimers, or polymers can eitherbe bound to a dsRNA, or induced to form a vesicle or micelle (See, e.g.,Kim et al., Journal of Controlled Release (2008) 129(2):107-16) thatencases a dsRNA. The formation of vesicles or micelles further preventsdegradation of the dsRNA when administered systemically. Methods formaking and administering cationic-dsRNA complexes are known in the art.In some embodiments, a dsRNA may form a complex with cyclodextrin forsystemic administration.

III.4 Vector-Encoded dsRNAs

A dsRNA of the present disclosure may be delivered to the target cellindirectly by introducing into the target cell a recombinant vector (DNAor RNA vector) encoding the dsRNA. The dsRNA will be expressed from thevector inside the cell, e.g., in the form of shRNA, where the shRNA issubsequently processed into siRNA intracellularly. In some embodiments,the vector is a plasmid, cosmid, or viral vector. In some embodiments,the vector is compatible with expression in prokaryotic cells. In someembodiments, the vector is compatible with expression in E. coli. Insome embodiments, the vector is compatible with expression in eukaryoticcells. In some embodiments, the vector is compatible with expression inyeast cells. In some embodiments, the vector is compatible withexpression in vertebrate cells. Any expression vector capable ofencoding dsRNA known in the art may be used, including, for example,vectors derived from adenovirus (AV), adeno-associated virus (AAV),retroviruses (e.g., lentiviruses (LV), Rhabdoviruses, murine leukemiavirus, etc.), herpes virus, SV40 virus, polyoma virus, papilloma virus,picornavirus, pox virus (e.g., orthopox or avipox), and the like. Thetropism of viral vectors or viral-derived vectors may be modified bypseudotyping the vectors with envelope proteins or other surfaceantigens from one or more other viruses, or by substituting differentviral capsid proteins, as appropriate. For example, lentiviral vectorsmay be pseudotypes with surface proteins from vesicular stomatitis virus(VSV), rabies, Ebola, Mokola, and the like. AAV vectors may be made totarget different cells by engineering the vectors to express differentcapsid protein serotypes. For example, an AAV vector expressing aserotype 2 capsid on a serotype 2 genome is called AAV 2/2. Thisserotype 2 capsid gene in the AAV 2/2 vector can be replaced by aserotype 5 capsid gene to produce an AAV 2/5 vector. Techniques forconstructing AAV vectors which express different capsid proteinserotypes have been described previously (see, e.g., Rabinowitz et al.,J. Virol. (2002) 76:791-801).

Selection of recombinant vectors, methods for inserting nucleic acidsequences into the vector for expressing a dsRNA, and methods ofdelivering vectors into one or more cells of interest are known in theart. See, e.g., Domburg, Gene Therap. (1995) 2:301-10; Eglitis,Biotechniques (1998) 6:608-14; Miller, Hum Gene Therap. (1990) 1:5-14;Anderson, Nature (1998) 392:25-30; Xia et al., Nat Biotech. (2002)20:1006-10; Robinson et al., Nat Genet. (2003) 33:401-6; Samulski etal., J Virol. (1987) 61:3096-101; Fisher et al., J Virol. (1996)70:520-32; Samulski et al., J Virol. (1989) 63:3822-6; U.S. Pat. Nos.5,252,479 and 5,139,941; and PCT Publications WO 94/13788 and WO93/24641.

Vectors useful for the delivery of a dsRNA as described herein mayinclude regulatory elements (e.g., heterologous promoter, enhancer,etc.) sufficient for expression of the dsRNA in the desired target cellor tissue. In some embodiments, the vector comprises one or moresequences encoding the dsRNA linked to one or more heterologouspromoters. Any heterologous promoter known in the art capable ofexpressing a dsRNA may be used, including, for example, the U6 or H1 RNApol III promoters, the T7 promoter, and the cytomegalovirus promoter.The one or more heterologous promoters may be an inducible promoter, arepressible promoter, a regulatable promoter, and/or a tissue-specificpromoter. Selection of additional promoters is within the abilities ofone of ordinary skill in the art. In some embodiments, the regulatoryelements are selected to provide constitutive expression. In someembodiments, the regulatory elements are selected to provideregulated/inducible/repressible expression. In some embodiments, theregulatory elements are selected to provide tissue-specific expression.In some embodiments, the regulatory elements and sequence encoding thedsRNA form a transcription unit.

A dsRNA of the present disclosure may be expressed from transcriptionunits inserted into DNA or RNA vectors (see, e.g., Couture et al., TIG(1996) 12:5-10; PCT Patent Publications WO 00/22113 and WO 00/22114; andU.S. Pat. No. 6,054,299). Expression may be transient (on the order ofhours to weeks) or sustained (weeks to months or longer), depending uponthe specific construct used and the target tissue or cell type. Thesetransgenes can be introduced as a linear construct, a circular plasmid,or a viral vector, which can be an integrating or non-integratingvector. The transgene can also be constructed to permit it to beinherited as an extrachromosomal plasmid (Gassmann et al., PNAS (1995)92:1292).

In some embodiments, the sense and antisense strands of a dsRNA areencoded on separate expression vectors. In some embodiments, the senseand antisense strands are expressed on two separate expression vectorsthat are co-introduced (e.g., by transfection or infection) into thesame target cell. In some embodiments, the sense and antisense strandsare encoded on the same expression vector. In some embodiments, thesense and antisense strands are transcribed from separate promoterswhich are located on the same expression vector. In some embodiments,the sense and antisense strands are transcribed from the same promoteron the same expression vector. In some embodiments, the sense andantisense strands are transcribed from the same promoter as an invertedrepeat joined by a linker polynucleotide sequence such that the dsRNAhas a stem and loop structure.

IV. dsRNA Therapy

Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to methods forinhibiting the expression of the ANGPTL3 gene in a subject (e.g., aprimate subject such as a human) comprising administering atherapeutically effective amount of one or more dsRNAs of the presentdisclosure, one or more vectors of the present disclosure, or one ormore pharmaceutical compositions of the present disclosure. Certainaspects of the present disclosure relate to methods of treating and/orpreventing one or more conditions described herein (e.g., anANGPTL3-associated condition) comprising administering one or moredsRNAs of the present disclosure and/or one or more vectors of thepresent disclosure and/or one or more pharmaceutical compositionscomprising one or more dsRNAs as described herein. In some embodiments,downregulating ANGPTL3 expression in a subject alleviates one or moresymptoms of a lipid metabolism disorder such as hyperlipidemia, familialcombined hyperlipidemia, familial hypercholesterolemia (e.g., HoFH), andpolygenic hypercholesterolemia; or a disease or condition associatedwith elevated TGs and LDL-c (e.g., atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis,coronary heart disease, heart attack, stroke, cachexia, pancreatitis,and diseases in the central nervous system such as Alzheimer's diseaseand multiple sclerosis), in the subject.

The pharmaceutical composition of the present disclosure may beadministered in dosages sufficient to inhibit expression of the ANGPTL3gene. In some embodiments, a suitable dose of a dsRNA described hereinis in the range of 0.001 mg/kg-200 mg/kg body weight of the recipient.In certain embodiments, a suitable dose is in the range of 0.001mg/kg-50 mg/kg body weight of the recipient, e.g., in the range of 0.001mg/kg-20 mg/kg body weight of the recipient. Treatment of a subject witha therapeutically effective amount of a pharmaceutical composition caninclude a single treatment or a series of treatments.

As used herein, the terms “therapeutically effective amount” and“prophylactically effective amount” refer to an amount that provides atherapeutic benefit in the treatment, prevention, or management ofpathological processes mediated by ANGPTL3 expression, or an overtsymptom of pathological processes mediated by ANGPTL3 expression.

As used herein, the term “ANGPTL3-associated condition” is intended toinclude any condition in which inhibiting the activity of ANGPTL3 isbeneficial. Such a condition may be caused, for example, by excessproduction of the ANGPTL3 protein, by ANGPTL3 gene mutations thatincrease ANGPTL3 activity or expression, by abnormal cleavage of theANGPTL3 protein that increases activity or decreases degradation, and/orby abnormal interactions between ANGPTL3 and other proteins or otherendogenous or exogenous substances such that ANGPTL3 activity isincreased or degradation is decreased. An ANGPTL3-associated conditionmay be selected from hypertriglyceridemia and associated diseases andconditions such as atherosclerosis, pancreatitis, and hyperlipidemiasuch as familial combined hyperlipidemia, familial hypercholesterolemia(e.g., HoFH), and polygenic hypercholesterolemia. An ANGPTL3-associatedcondition may be, e.g., a lipid metabolism disorder, such ashypertriglyceridemia.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA described herein is used to treat a subjectwith a lipid metabolism disorder such as hypertriglyceridemia or anysymptoms or conditions associated with hypertriglyceridemia. In certainembodiments, a dsRNA described herein is used to treat a patient withdrug-induced hypertriglyceridemia, diuretic-inducedhypertriglyceridemia, alcohol-induced hypertriglyceridemia, β-adrenergicblocking agent-induced hypertriglyceridemia, estrogen-inducedhypertriglyceridemia, glucocorticoid-induced hypertriglyceridemia,retinoid-induced hypertriglyceridemia, cimetidine-inducedhypertriglyceridemia, familial hypertriglyceridemia, acute pancreatitisassociated with hypertriglyceridemia, and/or hepatosplenomegalyassociated with hypertriglyceridemia.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA described herein is used to treat a subjecthaving one or more conditions selected from: lipidemia (e.g.,hyperlipidemia), dyslipidemia (e.g., atherogenic dyslipidemia, diabeticdyslipidemia, or mixed dyslipidemia), hyperlipoproteinemia,hypercholesterolemia (e.g., HoFH caused by, for example, aloss-of-function genetic mutation in the LDL receptor (LDLR), renderinga deficient or inactive LDLR), gout associated withhypercholesterolemia, chylomicronemia, lipodystrophy, lipoatrophy,metabolic syndrome, diabetes (Type I or Type II), pre-diabetes,Cushing's syndrome, acromegaly, systemic lupus erythematosus,dysglobulinemia, polycystic ovary syndrome, Addison's disease, glycogenstorage disease type 1, hypothyroidism, uremia, adriamycincardiomyopathy, lipoprotein lipase deficiency, lysosomal acid lipasedeficiency, xanthomatosis, eruptive xanthoma, and lipemia retinalis.

Additionally or alternatively, a dsRNA described herein may be used totreat a subject with one or more pathological conditions associated withany of the disorders described herein, such as heart and circulatoryconditions (e.g., atherosclerosis, angina, hypertension, congestiveheart failure, coronary artery disease, restenosis, myocardialinfarction, stroke, aneurysm, cerebrovascular diseases, and peripheralvascular diseases), liver disease, kidney disease, nephrotic syndrome,and chronic renal disease (e.g., uremia, nephrotic syndrome, maintenancedialysis, and renal transplantation).

In some embodiments, a dsRNA described herein may be used to treat asubject with one or more conditions associated with any genetic profile(e.g., familial hypertriglyceridemia, familial combined lipidemia,familial hypobetalipoproteinemia, or familial dysbetalipoproteinemia),treatment (e.g., use of thiazide diuretics, oral contraceptives andother estrogens, certain beta-adrenergic blocking drugs, propofol, HIVmedications, isotretinoin, or protease inhibitors), or lifestyle (e.g.,cigarette smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, high carbohydratediet, or high fat diet) that results in or results from elevated bloodtriglycerides or lipids. Triglyceride levels (e.g., serum triglyceridelevels) of over 150 mg/dL are considered elevated for risk ofcardiovascular conditions. Triglyceride levels (e.g., serum triglyceridelevels) of 500 mg/dL or higher are considered elevated for risk ofpancreatitis.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA described herein may be used to manage bodyweight or reduce fat mass in a subject.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA as described herein inhibits expression ofthe human ANGPTL3 gene, or both human and cynomolgus ANGPTL3 genes. Theexpression of the ANGPTL3 gene in a subject may be inhibited, and/or theANGPTL3 protein levels in the subject may be reduced, by at least about20%, at least about 25%, at least about 30%, at least about 35%, atleast about 40%, at least about 45%, at least about 50%, at least about55%, at least about 60%, at least about 65%, at least about 70%, atleast about 75%, at least about 80%, at least about 85%, at least about90%, at least about 95%, at least about 99%, or about 100% aftertreatment as compared to pretreatment levels. In some embodiments,expression of the ANGPTL3 gene is inhibited, and/or the ANGPTL3 proteinlevels in the subject may be reduced, by at least about 2, at leastabout 5, at least about 10, at least about 15, at least about 20, atleast about 25, at least about 50, at least about 75, or at least about100 fold after treatment as compared to pretreatment levels. In someembodiments, the ANGPTL3 gene is inhibited, or the ANGPTL3 proteinlevels are reduced, in the liver of the subject.

In some embodiments, expression of the ANGPTL3 gene is decreased by thedsRNA for about 12 or more, 24 or more, or 36 or more hours. In someembodiments, expression of the ANGPTL3 gene is decreased for an extendedduration, e.g., at least about two, three, four, five, or six days ormore, e.g., about one week, two weeks, three weeks, four weeks, onemonth, two months, or longer.

As used herein, the terms “inhibit the expression of” or “inhibitingexpression of,” insofar as they refer to the ANGPTL3 gene, refer to theat least partial suppression of the expression of the ANGPTL3 gene, asmanifested by a reduction in the amount of mRNA transcribed from theANGPTL3 gene in a first cell or group of cells treated such that theexpression of the ANGPTL3 gene is inhibited, as compared to a secondcell or group of cells substantially identical to the first cell orgroup of cells but which has or have not been so treated (controlcells). Such inhibition can be assessed, e.g., by Northern analysis, insitu hybridization, B-DNA analysis, expression profiling, transcriptionof reporter constructs, and other techniques known in the art. As usedherein, the term “inhibiting” is used interchangeably with “reducing,”“silencing,” “downregulating,” “suppressing,” and other similar terms,and include any level of inhibition. The degree of inhibition is usuallyexpressed in terms of (((mRNA in control cells)−(mRNA in treatedcells))/(mRNA in control cells))×100%.

Alternatively, the degree of inhibition may be given in terms of areduction of a parameter that is functionally linked to ANGPTL3 genetranscription, e.g., the amount of protein encoded by the ANGPTL3 genein a cell (as assessed, e.g., by Western analysis, expression of areporter protein, ELISA, immunoprecipitation, or other techniques knownin the art), or the number of cells displaying a certain phenotype,e.g., apoptosis. In principle, ANGPTL3 gene silencing may be determinedin any cell expressing the target, either constitutively or by genomicengineering, and by any appropriate assay. However, when a reference isneeded in order to determine whether a given dsRNA inhibits theexpression of the ANGPTL3 gene by a certain degree and therefore isencompassed by the present disclosure, the assays provided in theExamples below shall serve as such a reference.

In some embodiments, the effect of inhibiting ANGPTL3 gene expression byany of the methods described herein results in a decrease intriglyceride levels in a subject (e.g., in the blood and/or serum of thesubject). In some embodiments, triglyceride levels are decreased tobelow one of the following levels: 500, 450, 400, 350, 300, 250, 200,190, 180, 170, 160, 150, 140, 130, 120, 110, 100, 90, 80, 70, 60, or 50mg/dL. In some embodiments, LDL levels are decreased to below one of thefollowing levels: 190, 180, 170, 160, 150, 140, 130, 120, 110, 100, or70 mg/dL.

A subject's triglyceride levels may be determined in any of numerousways known in the art. In some embodiments, a subject's triglyceridelevels are determined using a sample from the subject such as blood,serum, or plasma.

A dsRNA or pharmaceutical composition described herein may beadministered by any means known in the art, including, withoutlimitation, oral or parenteral routes, including intravenous,intramuscular, subcutaneous, pulmonary, transdermal, and airway(aerosol) administration. Typically, when treating a patient withhypertriglyceridemia, the dsRNA molecules are administered systemicallyvia parenteral means. In some embodiments, the dsRNAs and/orcompositions are administered by subcutaneous administration. In someembodiments, the dsRNAs and/or compositions are administered byintravenous administration. In some embodiments, the dsRNAs and/orcompositions are administered by pulmonary administration.

As used herein, in the context of ANGPTL3 expression, the terms “treat,”“treatment” and the like refer to relief from or alleviation ofpathological processes mediated by target gene expression. In thecontext of the present disclosure, insofar as it relates to any of theconditions recited herein, the terms “treat,” “treatment,” and the likerefer to relieving or alleviating one or more symptoms associated withsaid condition. For example, in the context of hypertriglyceridemia,treatment may involve a decrease in serum triglyceride levels. As usedherein, to “alleviate” a disease, disorder or condition means reducingthe severity and/or occurrence frequency of the symptoms of the disease,disorder, or condition. Further, references herein to “treatment”include references to curative, palliative and prophylactic treatment.

As used herein, the terms “prevent” or “delay progression of” (andgrammatical variants thereof), with respect to a condition relate toprophylactic treatment of a condition, e.g., in an individual suspectedto have or be at risk for developing the condition. Prevention mayinclude, but is not limited to, preventing or delaying onset orprogression of the condition and/or maintaining one or more symptoms ofthe disease at a desired or sub-pathological level. For example, in thecontext of hypertriglyceridemia, prevention may involve maintainingserum triglyceride levels at a desired level in an individual suspectedto have or be at risk for developing hypertriglyceridemia.

It is understood that the dsRNAs of the present disclosure may be foruse in a treatment as described herein, may be used in a method oftreatment as described herein, and/or may be for use in the manufactureof a medicament for a treatment as described herein.

In some embodiments, a dsRNA of the present disclosure is administeredin combination with one or more additional therapeutic agents, such asother siRNA therapeutic agents, monoclonal antibodies, and smallmolecules, to provide a greater improvement to the condition of thepatient than administration of the dsRNA alone. In certain embodiments,the additional therapeutic agent provides an anti-inflammatory effect.In certain embodiments, the additional therapeutic agent is an agentthat treats hypertriglyceridemia, such as a lipid-lowering agent.

In some embodiments, the additional agent may be one or more of aHMG-CoA reductase inhibitor (e.g., a statin), a fibrate, a bile acidsequestrant, nicotinic acid, an antiplatelet agent, an angiotensinconverting enzyme inhibitor, an angiotensin II receptor antagonist(e.g., losartan potassium), an acylCoA cholesterol acetyltransferase(ACAT) inhibitor, a cholesterol absorption inhibitor, a cholesterolester transfer protein (CETP) inhibitor, a microsomal triglyceridetransfer protein (MTTP) inhibitor, a cholesterol modulator, a bile acidmodulator, a peroxisome proliferation activated receptor (PPAR) agonist,an omega-3 fatty acid (e.g., fish oil or flaxseed oil), and insulin oran insulin analog. Particular examples include, without limitation,atorvastatin, pravastatin, simvastatin, lovastatin, fluvastatin,cerivastatin, rosuvastatin, pitavastatin, ezetimibe, bezafibrate,clofibrate, fenofibrate, gemfibrozil, ciprofibrate, cholestyramine,colestipol, colesevelam, and niacin.

In certain embodiments, a dsRNA as described herein may be administeredin combination with another therapeutic intervention such as lipidlowering, weight loss, dietary modification, and/or moderate exercise.

Genetic predisposition plays a role in the development of target geneassociated diseases, e.g., hypertriglyceridemia. Therefore, a subject inneed of treatment with one or more dsRNAs of the present disclosure maybe identified by taking a family history, or, for example, screening forone or more genetic markers or variants. Examples of genes involved inhypertriglyceridemia may include, without limitation, LPL, APOB, APOC2,APOA5, APOE, LMF1, GCKR, GPIHBP1, and GPD1. In certain embodiments, asubject in need of treatment with one or more dsRNAs of the presentdisclosure may be identified by screening for variants of orloss-of-function mutations in any of these genes or any combinationthereof.

A healthcare provider, such as a doctor, nurse, or family member, cantake a family history before prescribing or administering a dsRNA of thepresent disclosure. In addition, a test may be performed to determine agenotype or phenotype. For example, a DNA test may be performed on asample from the subject, e.g., a blood sample, to identify the ANGPTL3genotype and/or phenotype before the dsRNA is administered to thesubject.

V. Kits and Articles of Manufacture

Certain aspects of the present disclosure relate to an article ofmanufacture or a kit comprising one or more of the dsRNAs, vectors, orcompositions (e.g., pharmaceutical compositions) as described hereinuseful for the treatment and/or prevention of an ANGPTL3-associatedcondition (e.g., a lipid metabolism disorder such ashypertriglyceridemia). The article of manufacture or kit may furthercomprise a container and a label or package insert on or associated withthe container. Suitable containers include, for example, bottles, vials,syringes, IV solution bags, etc. The containers may be formed from avariety of materials such as glass or plastic. The container holds acomposition which is by itself or combined with another compositioneffective for treating or preventing the disease and may have a sterileaccess port (for example the container may be an intravenous solutionbag or a vial having a stopper pierceable by a hypodermic injectionneedle). At least one active agent in the composition is a dsRNA asdescribed herein. The label or package insert indicates that thecomposition is used for treating an ANGPTL3-associated condition. Insome embodiments, the condition is a lipid metabolism disorder such ashypertriglyceridemia and/or another condition described herein.Moreover, the article of manufacture or kit may comprise (a) a firstcontainer with a composition contained therein, wherein the compositioncomprises a dsRNA as described herein; and (b) a second container with acomposition contained therein, wherein the composition comprises asecond therapeutic agent (e.g., an additional agent as describedherein). The article of manufacture or kit in this aspect of the presentdisclosure may further comprise a package insert indicating that thecompositions can be used to treat a particular disease. Alternatively,or additionally, the article of manufacture or kit may further comprisea second (or third) container comprising a pharmaceutically-acceptablebuffer, such as bacteriostatic water for injection (BWFI),phosphate-buffered saline, Ringer's solution and dextrose solution. Itmay further include other materials desirable from a commercial and/oruser standpoint, including other buffers, diluents, filters, needles,and syringes.

Unless otherwise defined herein, scientific and technical terms used inconnection with the present disclosure shall have the meanings that arecommonly understood by those of ordinary skill in the art. Exemplarymethods and materials are described below, although methods andmaterials similar or equivalent to those described herein can also beused in the practice or testing of the present disclosure. In case ofconflict, the present specification, including definitions, willcontrol.

Generally, nomenclature used in connection with, and techniques of, celland tissue culture, molecular biology, cardiology, microbiology,genetics, analytical chemistry, synthetic organic chemistry, medicinaland pharmaceutical chemistry, and protein and nucleic acid chemistry andhybridization described herein are those well-known and commonly used inthe art. Enzymatic reactions and purification techniques are performedaccording to the manufacturer's specifications, as commonly accomplishedin the art or as described herein.

Further, unless otherwise required by context, singular terms shallinclude pluralities and plural terms shall include the singular.Throughout this specification and embodiments, the words “have” and“comprise,” or variations such as “has,” “having,” “comprises,” or“comprising,” will be understood to imply the inclusion of a statedinteger or group of integers but not the exclusion of any other integeror group of integers.

All publications and other references mentioned herein are incorporatedby reference in their entirety. Although a number of documents are citedherein, this citation does not constitute an admission that any of thesedocuments forms part of the common general knowledge in the art.

EXAMPLES

In order for the present disclosure to be better understood, thefollowing examples are set forth. These examples are for illustrationonly and are not to be construed as limiting the scope of the presentdisclosure in any manner.

Example 1: siRNA Synthesis and Purification

siRNAs, including non-targeting control siRNAs (NT control), wereproduced using solid phase oligonucleotide synthesis.

Methods

siRNA Production

RNA oligonucleotides were synthesized at a scale of 1 μmol (in vitro) or10 μmol (in vivo) on a ABI 394 DNA/RNA or BioAutomation MerMade 12synthesizer using commercially available5′-O-DMT-3′-O-(2-cyanoethyl-N,N-diisopropyl) phosphoramidite monomers(SAFC) of uridine, 4-N-acetylcytidine (C^(Ac)), 6-N-benzoyladenosine(A^(Bz)) and 2-N-isobutyrylguanosine (G^(iBu)) with 2′-OMe or 2′-Fmodification, and the solid supports 5′-O-DMT-thymidine-CPG and3′-O-DMT-thymidine-CPG (invdT, Link) following standard protocols forsolid phase synthesis and deprotection (Beaucage, Curr Opin Drug DiscovDevel. (2008) 11:203-16; Mueller et al., Curr Org Synth (2004)1:293-307).

Phosphoramidite building blocks were used as 0.1 M solutions inacetonitrile and activated with5-(bis-3,5-trifluoromethylphenyl)-1H-tetrazole (activator 42, 0.25 M inacetonitrile, Sigma Aldrich). Reaction times of 300 s were used for thephosphoramidite couplings. As capping reagents, acetic anhydride in THF(CapA for ABI, Sigma Aldrich) and N-methylimidazole in THF (CapB forABI, Sigma Aldrich) were used. As oxidizing reagent, iodine inTHF/pyridine/water (0.02 M; oxidizer for ABI, Sigma Aldrich) was used.Deprotection of the DMT-protecting group was done using dichloroaceticacid in DCM (DCA deblock, Sigma Aldrich). Final cleavage from solidsupport and deprotection (acyl- and cyanoethyl-protecting groups) wasachieved with NH₃ (32% aqueous solution/ethanol, v/v 3:1).

The crude oligonucleotides were analyzed by IEX and LC-MS and purifiedby anion-exchange high-performance liquid chromatography (IEX) using alinear gradient of 10-65% buffer B in 30 min. ÄKTA purifier (ThermoFisher Scientific DNAPac PA200 semi prep ion exchange column, 8 μmparticles, width 22 mm×length 250 mm).

-   -   Buffer A: 1.50 l H₂O, 2.107 g NaClO₄, 438 mg EDTA, 1.818 g TRIS,        540.54 g urea, pH 7.4.    -   Buffer B: 1.50 l H₂O, 105.34 g NaClO₄, 438 mg EDTA, 1.818 g        TRIS, 540.54 g urea, pH 7.4.

Isolation of the oligonucleotides was achieved by precipitation, inducedby the addition of 4 volumes of ethanol and storing at −20° C.

To ensure high fidelity of the data, all single strands were HPLCpurified to >85% purity. The purity and identity of the oligonucleotideswas confirmed by ion exchange chromatography and LC-MS, respectively.

Duplex Annealing

For the in vitro experiments (100 μM solutions) and in vivo experiments(10 mg/ml), stock solutions of siRNAs in PBS were prepared by mixingequimolar amounts of complementary sense and antisense strands in 1×PBSbuffer. The solutions were heated to 90° C. for 10 min and allowed toslowly cool to room temperature to complete the annealing process.siRNAs were further characterized by HPLC and were stored frozen untiluse.

siRNA Sequences

The sequences of each siRNA, and sequences including nucleotidemodifications, are shown in Tables 1 and 2, supra.

siRNA Stability in Mouse Serum

Modified siRNAs listed in Table 2 were tested for nuclease stability in50% mouse serum. 160 μL of 2.5 μM siRNA in 1×DPBS (Life Technologies,cat. no. 14190-094) and 160 μL mouse serum (Sigma, cat. no. M5905) wereincubated at 37° C. for up to 72 h. At each time point (0 h, 8 h, 24 h,32 h, 48 h, 56 h, and 72 h), 21 μL of the reaction was taken out andquenched with 23 μL stop solution (Tissue & Cell Lysis Solution(Epicentre, cat. no. MTC096H), 183 μL 20 mg/mL Proteinase K (Sigma, cat.no. P2308), 1694 μL water) at 65° C. for 30 min. Prior to HPLC analysison a Waters 2695 Separation Module and a 2487 Dual Absorbance Detector,33 μL RNase-free water was added to each sample. 50 μL of the solutionwas analyzed by HPLC using a DNAPac PA200 analytical column (ThermoScientific, cat. no. 063000) and the following gradient:

Time Flow % Buffer % Buffer (min) (mL/min) A* B** 0 1 75 25 20 1 35 65

-   -   Buffer A: 20 mM sodium phosphate (Sigma, Cat. No. 342483), pH        11;    -   Buffer B: 20 mM sodium phosphate (Sigma, Cat. No. 342483), 1 M        sodium bromide (Sigma, Cat. No. 02119), pH 11.

Serum half-lives were estimated for both strands of the siRNA.

Example 2: Identification of siRNAs for Inhibition of Human ANGPTL3Expression Methods Cells and Tissue Culture

Human Hep3B cells were grown at 37° C., 5% CO₂ and 95% relative humidity(RH), and cultivated in EMEM medium (ATCC, cat. no. 30-2003)supplemented with 10% FBS.

siRNA Transfections

For knock-down experiments in Hep3B cells, 20,000 cells/well were usedin 96-well plates (Greiner, cat. no. 655180). The cells were transfectedwith ANGPTL3 siRNAs at 0.1 nM and 1 nM using 0.2 μL/well ofLipofectamine RNAiMAX transfection reagent (ThermoFisher) according tothe manufacturer's protocol in a reverse transfection setup, andincubated for 48 h without medium change. Usually, N=4 technicalreplicates were carried out per test sample.

mRNA Expression Analysis

48 or 72 hours after siRNA transfection or free siRNA uptake, thecellular RNA was harvested by usage of Promega's SV96 total RNAisolation system (cat. no. Z3500) according to the manufacturer'sprotocol, including a DNase step during the procedure.

For cDNA synthesis, the ThermoFisher Reverse Transcriptase kit (cat. no.N8080234) was used. cDNA was synthesized from 30 ng RNA using 1.2 μL10×RT buffer, 2.64 μL MgCl₂ (25 mM), 2.4 μL dNTPs (10 mM), 0.6 μL randomhexamers (50 μM), 0.6 μL Oligo(dT) 16 (SEQ ID NO: 1185) (50 μM), 0.24 μLRNase inhibitor (20 U/μL) and 0.3 μL Multiscribe (50 U/μL) in a totalvolume of 12 μL. Samples were incubated at 25° C. for 10 minutes and 42°C. for 60 minutes. The reaction was stopped by heating to 95° C. for 5minutes.

Human and cynomolgus ANGPTL3 mRNA levels were quantified by qPCR usingthe ThermoFisher TaqMan Universal PCR Master Mix (cat. no. 4305719) andthe following TaqMan Gene Expression assays:

Human Hs00205581_m1 Cynomolgus Mf04384789_m1

PCR was performed in technical duplicates with an ABI Prism 7900 systemunder the following PCR conditions: 2 minutes at 50° C., 10 minutes at95° C., 40 cycles with 95° C. for 15 seconds and 1 minute at 60° C. PCRwas set up as a simplex PCR detecting the target gene in one reactionand the housekeeping gene (human/cynomolgus RPL37A) for normalization ina parallel reaction. The final volume for the PCR reaction was 12.5 μLin a 1×PCR master mix; RPL37A primers were used at a final concentrationof 50 nM and the probe was used at a final concentration of 200 nM. TheΔΔCt method was applied to calculate relative expression levels of thetarget transcripts. Percentage of target gene expression was calculatedby normalization based on the levels of non-targeting siRNA controltreated cells.

IC₅₀ Measurements

For IC₅₀ measurements, 20,000 human Hep3B cells in 96-well plates weretransfected with Lipofectamine RNAiMAX for 48 hours with the indicatedANGPTL3 siRNAs at 7 concentrations starting from 25 nM using 5-8-folddilution steps. The half maximal inhibitory concentration (IC₅₀) foreach siRNA was calculated by applying a Biostat-Speed statisticalcalculation tool. Results were obtained using the 4-parameter logisticmodel according to Ratkovsky and Reedy (Biometrics 42(3):575-582(1986)). The adjustment was obtained by non-linear regression using theLevenberg-Marquardt algorithm in SAS v9.1.3 software.

Cytotoxicity

Cytotoxicity was measured 72 hours after 5 nM and 50 nM siRNAtransfections of a culture of 10,000 Hep3B cells per well of a 96-wellplate by determining the ratio of cellular viability/toxicity in eachsample. Cell viability was measured by determination of theintracellular ATP content using the CellTiter-Glo assay (Promega, cat.no. G7570) according to the manufacturer's protocol. Cell toxicity wasmeasured in the supernatant using the ToxiLight assay (Lonza, cat. no.LT07-217) according to the manufacturer's protocol. 10 nM AllStars HsCell Death siRNA (Qiagen, cat. no. SI04381048), 25 μM Ketoconazole(Calbiochem, cat. no. 420600) and 1% Triton X-100 (Sigma, cat. no.T9284) were used as toxic positive controls.

Results

In order to identify siRNAs useful in targeting human ANGPTL3, thefollowing criteria were applied for in silico library generation: first,19mers from the human ANGPTL3 mRNA sequence as set forth in NM_014495.3were identified in silico with an overlap of 18 nucleotides. From thislist of 2933 sequences, molecules were further removed if they had a G/Ccontent of greater than 55% or one or more mismatches with the ANGPTL3mRNA sequence of Macaca fascicularis (cynomolgus monkey).

For the remaining sequences, an in silico analysis was then carried outto identify any potential off-target transcripts matching either siRNAstrand (sense/antisense) in the human transcriptome (RefSeq RNA version2015-11-24). Human off-target sequences with RNAseq expression (IlluminaBody Atlas) FPKM<0.5 in liver tissue were not considered. All siRNAsequences of interest had either greater than three mismatches to anyhuman transcript expressed in liver other than ANGPTL3, or had twomismatches with four or fewer human genes; sequences that did not meetone of these two criteria were filtered out. After this filtration, 162potential siRNAs were left (see Table 1, constructs 001-162).

As described above, the 162 siRNAs were produced with nucleotides havinga fixed pattern (see Table 2, constructs 001-162). To test the abilityof these 162 siRNAs to reduce expression of ANGPTL3, human Hep3B cellswere transfected with 0.1 nM or 1.0 nM of each siRNA and incubated for48 hours. After incubation, mRNA expression of ANGPTL3 was measured ineach sample and compared to negative controls treated with non-targetingsiRNA (FIGS. 1A-1C). 15 siRNAs that showed reduction of mRNA expressionby at least 80% at a concentration of 1.0 nM, or by at least 70% at aconcentration of 0.1 nM, plus three siRNAs binding to a distant sequenceregion, were selected for further characterization.

IC₅₀ measurements (Table 4) and a cytotoxicity assay (FIG. 2 ) werecarried out for the selected 18 siRNAs in human Hep3B cells. Afterremoval of 3 siRNAs (siRNA #029, #036, and #145) that showed <40% of NTcontrol Viability/Toxicity ratio (at 50 nM), 11 siRNAs were selectedbased on their IC₅₀ values for conjugation to GalNAc (Table 4).

TABLE 4 Activity of selected siRNAs Selected for Compound I_(max) IC₅₀[nM] GalNAc conjugation siRNA#013 0.945 9.83E−03 X siRNA#014 0.9373.34E−04 X siRNA#015 0.923 7.22E−03 X siRNA#018 0.980 5.28E−02 siRNA#0220.882 2.07E−02 siRNA#027 0.818 4.75E−02 siRNA#029 0.943 2.19E−01siRNA#034 0.910 3.34E−02 siRNA#036 0.872 6.52E−02 siRNA#047 0.8942.72E−02 X siRNA#048 0.879 1.17E−02 X siRNA#049 0.867 9.67E−03 XsiRNA#050 0.890 5.32E−02 X siRNA#051 0.890 1.51E−02 X siRNA#055 0.7041.98E−02 X siRNA#129 0.730 2.19E−02 X siRNA#142 0.689 1.75E−02 XsiRNA#145 0.733 2.66E−01Taken together, these results demonstrate the identification of siRNAscapable of potent inhibition of human ANGPTL3 expression withoutsignificant cytotoxicity in human cells.

Example 3: Identification of Active GalNAc-Conjugated siRNAs forInhibition of Human and Cynomolgus ANGPTL3 Expression Methods

GalNAc-siRNAs, including non-targeting control siRNAs (NT control), weregenerated based on the sequences as indicated (see sequence listingsabove).

Cells Culture and Assays

Human (BioreclamationIVT, cat. no. M00995-P) and cynomolgus (Primacyt,cat. no. CHCP-I-T) primary hepatocytes were cultured as follows:cryopreserved cells were thawed and plated using a plating and thawingkit (Primacyt, cat. no. PTK-1), and were incubated at 37° C., 5% C02 and95% RH. 6 hours after plating, the medium was changed to maintenancemedium (KaLy-Cell, cat. no. KLC-MM) supplemented with 1% FBS.

mRNA expression analysis was performed as described above in Example 2.

IC₅₀ Measurements

For demonstration of dose-activity relationships and IC₅₀ measurementsin human and cynomolgus primary hepatocytes under free uptakeconditions, 50,000-70,000 cells in 96-well plates were incubated for 72hours without medium change with the siRNAs at concentrations rangingfrom 10 μM-0.01 nM using 10-fold dilution steps. The half maximalinhibitory concentration (IC₅₀) for each siRNA was calculated byapplying a Biostat-Speed statistical calculation tool. Results wereobtained using the 4-parameter logistic model according to Ratkovsky andReedy (Biometrics (1986) 42(3):575-82). The adjustment was obtained bynon-linear regression using the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm in SASv9.1.3 software.

Results

Following selection of potent siRNAs as described above, the inventorswent on to demonstrate whether the selected molecules retain theiractivity in the context of a GalNAc-conjugate suitable for liverspecific siRNA delivery in vivo. They also assessed whether thisactivity holds up in cells from M. fascicularis (cynomolgus monkey).

The results of the IC₅₀ measurements show that all tested siRNAconjugates except for two retain activity when delivered by free uptaketo human primary hepatocytes (Table 5), with IC₅₀ values ranging from1.95 to 9.2 nM. Surprisingly, however, the performance ranking followingfree uptake of GalNAc-siRNA differs significantly from that obtainedafter transfection assisted uptake of unconjugated siRNA (Table 4),including complete failure of two molecules to produce measurableknock-down activity. This indicates that siRNAs seem to have inherentproperties based on their sequence that makes them differentially suitedfor application in the context of GalNAc conjugates with regard toresulting knock-down potency.

TABLE 5 I_(max) and IC₅₀ of selected GalNAc-conjugated siRNAs in humanprimary hepatocytes Compound I_(max) IC₅₀ [nM] siRNA#013-c 0.891 2.32siRNA#014-c 0.912 1.95 siRNA#015-c 0.850 3.07 siRNA#047-c 0.782 5.03siRNA#048-c 0.768 4.39 siRNA#049-c 0.711 4.36 siRNA#050-c 0.670 9.20siRNA#051-c 0.735 5.50 siRNA#055-c 0.502 2.06 siRNA#129-c N/A N/AsiRNA#142-c N/A N/A N/A: No measurable activity.

Even more surprisingly, some of the tested siRNAs show absence ofactivity in cynomolgus hepatocytes despite predicted sequence homologyto the M. fascicularis sequence XM_005543185.1 (Table 6). Thisunexpected observation highlights the requirement of a functional assayfor activity detection and that the efficacy of siRNAs cannot bepredicted purely based on bioinformatical information.

TABLE 6 I_(max) and IC₅₀ of selected GalNAc-conjugated siRNAs incynomolgus primary hepatocytes Compound I_(max) IC₅₀ [nM] siRNA#013-c0.897 2.31 siRNA#014-c 0.893 4.15 siRNA#015-c 0.738 2.89 siRNA#047-c N/AN/A siRNA#048-c N/A N/A siRNA#049-c N/A N/A siRNA#050-c N/A N/AsiRNA#051-c N/A N/A siRNA#055-c N/A N/A siRNA#129-c N/A N/A siRNA#142-cN/A N/A N/A: No measurable activity.

Example 4: In Vitro and In Vivo Characterization of GalNAc-ConjugatedsiRNAs for Inhibition of Human ANGPTL3 Expression Methods Cells andTissue Culture

Human Hep3B cells were grown at 37° C., 5% CO₂ and 95% RH, andcultivated in EMEM medium (ATCC, cat. no. 30-2003) supplemented with 10%FBS.

Human (BioreclamationIVT, cat. no. M00995-P) and cynomolgus (Primacyt,cat. no. CHCP-T-T) primary hepatocytes were cultured as follows:cryopreserved cells were thawed and plated using a plating and thawingkit (Primacyt, cat. no. PTK-1), and were incubated at 37° C., 5% C02 and95% RH. 6 hours after plating, the medium was changed to maintenancemedium (KaLy-Cell, cat. no. KLC-MM) supplemented with 1% FBS.

Human peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) were isolated fromapproximately 16 mL of blood from three healthy donors that werecollected in Vacutainer tubes coated with sodium heparin (BD, HeidelbergGermany) according to the manufacturer's instructions.

For transfection of human PBMCs, 100 nM of the siRNAs were reversetransfected into 1×10⁵ PBMCs with 0.3 μL Lipofectamine 2000 per well ofa 96-well plate (N=2) in a total volume of 150 μL serum-free RPMI medium(ThermoFisher, cat. no. 11875) for 24 hours. Single-stranded RNA(“R-0006”) and DNA (“CpG ODN”) oligonucleotides, as well asdouble-stranded unmodified and 2′-O-methyl modified siRNA (“132/161”),were applied as controls.

ANGPTL3 ELISA Assay

ANGPTL3 protein concentration was quantified in the supernatant fromIC₅₀ experiments for selected siRNA concentrations by applying R&DSystems' human ANGPTL3 Quantikine ELISA kit (cat. no. DANL30). The ELISAassay was performed using 50 μl of 1:2-1:8 pre-diluted supernatant fromhuman Hep3B cells, human primary hepatocytes, or cynomolgus primaryhepatocytes according to the manufacturer's protocol. The percentage ofANGPTL3 protein expression was calculated by normalization based on themean ANGPTL3 levels of cells treated with non-targeting siRNA controlsequences.

IFNα Determination

IFNα protein concentration was quantified in the supernatant of humanPBMCs as follows: 25 μL of the cell culture supernatant was used formeasurement of IFNα concentration applying a self-establishedelectrochemiluminescence assay based on MesoScale Discovery'stechnology, and using a pan IFNα monoclonal capture antibody (MT1/3/5,Mabtech). Alternatively, a human IFNα2a isoform-specific assay (cat. no.K151VHK) was applied based on MesoScale's U-PLEX platform and accordingto the supplier's protocol.

Cytotoxicity

siRNA cytotoxicity in human primary hepatocytes was measured 72 hoursafter incubation of 45,000-50,000 cells per well of a 96-well plate with1 μM, 5 μM and 25 μM siRNA under free uptake conditions by determiningthe ratio of cellular viability/toxicity in each sample. Cell viabilitywas measured by determination of the intracellular ATP content using theCellTiter-Glo assay (Promega, cat. no. G7570), and cell toxicity wasmeasured in the supernatant using the LDH assay (Sigma, cat. no.11644793001) according to the manufacturer's protocols. 25 μMKetoconazole and 1% Triton X-100 were used as positive controls.

Nuclease Stability

The GalNAc-conjugated siRNAs were tested for nuclease stability usingthe method described in Example 1.

In Vivo Assay

To assess the effect of GalNAc-siRNAs targeting human ANGPTL3 in vivo, atransgene expression system based on adeno-associated viral vectors wasapplied in mice. To this end, an AAV8 vector with liver specificexpression of mRNA, encoding human ANGPTL3 from an ApoA2 promoter(Vectalys, Toulouse, France), was administered intravenously to femaleC57BL/6 mice (Charles River, Germany) before siRNA dosing.GalNAc-conjugated siRNAs (including non-targeting control) wereadministered subcutaneously at 12 mg/kg (n=8) after serum levels ofhuman ANGPTL3 expressed from the AAV vector reached sufficiently highserum levels. Activity of siRNAs was quantified by measuring humanANGPTL3 protein serum using ELISA.

ANGPTL3 ELISA Assay

Serum ANGPTL3 protein levels in mice treated with siRNAs were quantifiedby applying R&D Systems' human ANGPTL3 Quantikine ELISA kit (cat. no.DANL30). ANGPTL3 serum levels were calculated relative to the grouptreated with non-targeting control siRNA.

Results

The immune response to 11 GalNAc-siRNAs targeting ANGPTL3 (selected asdescribed above) was measured in vitro in human primary cells byexamining the production of interferon α secreted from human primaryPMBCs isolated from three different healthy donors (FIG. 3 ) in responseto transfection of the siRNAs. No signs of immune stimulation in humanPBMCs were observed for any of the tested siRNAs.

The ANGPTL3 GalNAc-siRNAs were also tested for their in vitro nucleasestability in 50% murine serum by determining their relative stabilityand half-lives (Table 7). Half-lives ranged between <32 h and 72 h.

TABLE 7 In vitro Serum Stability Compound t_(1/2) siRNA#013-c 72 hsiRNA#014-c <32 h siRNA#015-c 32 h siRNA#047-c <32 h siRNA#048-c 32 hsiRNA#049-c 32 h siRNA#050-c 48 h siRNA#051-c 72 h siRNA#055-c 32 hsiRNA#129-c 48 h siRNA#142-c 48 h

A cytotoxicity assay was carried out in human primary hepatocytes toexclude GalNAc-siRNAs with any toxic potential from further selection(FIG. 4 ). No obvious toxic effects were observed for any molecules.

Dose dependent ANGPTL3 protein knockdown was confirmed by quantificationof ANGPTL3 levels in the supernatants of human primary hepatocytestreated with three different concentrations (10, 100, and 1000 nM) ofthe GalNAc-siRNAs (FIG. 5 ). Target protein reduction showed a goodcorrelation with mRNA knock-down as quantified by qPCR (FIG. 6 ). Thisincluded the two GalNAc-siRNAs that did not demonstrate mRNA knock-downactivity observed by qPCR, which translated to the protein level. Thesedata confirm that successful mRNA knock-down obtained with our siRNAsreliably translates to reduction of the corresponding target protein.

Finally, three selected GalNAc-siRNA molecules were tested in vivo usingthe above-described humanized mouse model expressing human ANGPTL3 mRNA(FIG. 7 ). After subcutaneous administration of the selected compoundsat 12 mg/kg, target protein levels were reduced between 75% and 90%(KD_(max)) compared to animals treated with a non-targeting control.Depending on the compound, the levels returned to 50% of the maximumknock-down (KD₅₀) between ˜d20 and ˜d35 post treatment. All groups hadreturned to baseline by day 55.

In summary, the inventors have demonstrated successful identification ofsiRNAs that strongly reduce expression of human ANGPTL3 mRNA and proteintranslated from it in the context of GalNAc conjugates in vivo and invitro.

Example 5: Identification of Additional siRNAs for Inhibition of HumanANGPTL3 Expression Methods

The methods used were the same as those used in Example 2.

Results

In order to identify additional siRNAs useful in targeting humanANGPTL3, the design and selection criteria as described in Example 2were adjusted to allow 1 mismatch to M. fascicularis (cynomolgusmonkey). Additionally, all siRNA sequences of interest had eithergreater than three mismatches to any human transcript expressed in liverother than ANGPTL3, or had two mismatches in a maximum of one humangene; sequences that did not meet one of these two criteria werefiltered out. This resulted in a list of 49 additional siRNAs (see Table1, constructs 163-211). In addition, three siRNAs were included in theanalyses, which represent extended variants of siRNA #013, siRNA #014and siRNA #015 (see Table 1, constructs 212-214).

As described above, the 52 siRNAs were produced with nucleotides havinga fixed pattern (see Table 2, constructs 163-214). To test the abilityof these 52 siRNAs to reduce expression of ANGPTL3, human Hep3B cellsand cynomolgus primary hepatocytes were transfected with 0.1 nM or 1.0nM of each siRNA and incubated for 48 hours. After incubation, mRNAexpression of ANGPTL3 was measured in each sample and compared to cellstreated with non-targeting control siRNA (FIGS. 8 and 9 ). 11 siRNAsthat showed reduction of mRNA expression at a concentration of 1.0 nM byat least 75% in human Hep3B, or by at least 70% in cynomolgushepatocytes, were selected for further characterization. Surprisingly,the majority of siRNAs which are active in human cells also work incynomolgus hepatocytes, despite a single nucleotide mismatch.

IC₅₀ measurements (Table 8) and a cytotoxicity assay (FIG. 10 ) werecarried out for the selected 11 siRNAs in human Hep3B cells. Afterremoval of one siRNA (siRNA #173) that showed <30% of NT controlViability/Toxicity ratio (at 50 nM), four siRNAs were selected based ontheir human IC₅₀ values for conjugation to GalNAc (Table 8).

TABLE 8 Activity of additional selected siRNAs Selected for CompoundI_(max) IC₅₀ [nM] GalNAc conjugation siRNA#165 0.919 4.19E−02 XsiRNA#166 0.875 5.58E−01 siRNA#168 0.866 1.15E−01 siRNA#169 0.9496.47E−02 siRNA#171 0.940 5.21E−03 X siRNA#172 0.942 3.99E−02 X siRNA#1730.961 6.07E−02 siRNA#177 0.967 1.30E−01 siRNA#189 0.902 2.67E−01siRNA#210 0.947 6.43E−02 siRNA#212 0.915 2.84E−02 X

Taken together, these results demonstrate the identification of siRNAscapable of potent inhibition of human and M. fascicularis ANGPTL3 mRNAexpression despite a single nucleotide mismatch in M. fascicularis.

Example 6: Identification of Active GalNAc-Conjugated siRNAs forInhibition of Human and Cynomolgus ANGPTL3 Expression Methods

The methods used were the same as those used in Example 3.

Results

Following selection of additional potent siRNAs as described in Example5, the inventors went on to demonstrate whether the selected moleculesretain their activity in the context of a GalNAc-conjugate suitable forliver specific siRNA delivery in vivo. They also assessed whether thisactivity holds up in cells from M. fascicularis (cynomolgus monkey), acritical pre-clinical species.

The results of the IC₅₀ measurements show that all tested siRNAconjugates retain activity when delivered by free uptake to humanprimary hepatocytes (Table 9; two siRNAs resulting from the first roundof screening were included as references), with IC₅₀ values ranging from1.91 to 9.68 nM. However, surprisingly, the performance rankingfollowing free uptake of GalNAc-siRNA differs from that obtained aftertransfection assisted uptake of unconjugated siRNA (Table 8). Thisindicates again that siRNAs seem to have inherent properties based ontheir sequence that make them differentially suited for application inthe context of GalNAc conjugates with regard to resulting knock-downpotency.

TABLE 9 I_(max) and IC₅₀ of additional selected GalNAc-conjugated siRNAsin human primary hepatocytes Compound I_(max) IC₅₀ [nM] siRNA#165-c0.786 3.45 siRNA#171-c 0.904 1.91 siRNA#172-c 0.620 8.15 siRNA#212-c0.741 9.68 siRNA#013-c 0.873 2.09 siRNA#015-c 0.846 1.97

Measured IC₅₀ activity in cynomolgus hepatocytes (Table 10) was lessheterogeneous than observed in human hepatocytes (0.406 to 0.987 nM),while I_(max) was similarly variable (0.605 to 0.892 in cynomolgus vs0.620 to 0.904 in human) but with different siRNAs showing the bestI_(max) (siRNA #171-c in human, siRNA #013-c in cynomolgus).

TABLE 10 I_(max) and IC₅₀ of additional selected GalNAc-conjugatedsiRNAs in cynomolgus primary hepatocytes Compound I_(max) IC₅₀ [nM]siRNA#165-c 0.719 9.87E−01 siRNA#171-c 0.605 8.48E−01 siRNA#172-c N/AN/A siRNA#212-c 0.752 9.12E−01 siRNA#013-c 0.892 4.06E−01 siRNA#015-c0.864 8.22E−01 N/A: No measurable activity.

These unexpected observations again highlight the requirement to usefunctional in vitro assays for activity quantification and moleculeselection.

Example 7: In Vitro and In Vivo Characterization of AdditionalGalNAc-Conjugated siRNAs for Inhibition of Human ANGPTL3 ExpressionMethods

The methods used were the same as those used in Example 4.

Results

The immune response to four additional GalNAc-siRNAs targeting ANGPTL3(selected as described in Example 5) was measured in vitro in humancells by examining the production of interferon α2a secreted from humanprimary PMBCs isolated from three different healthy donors (FIG. 11 ) inresponse to transfection of the siRNAs. No signs of immune stimulationin human PBMCs were observed for any of the tested GalNAc-siRNAs.

The additional ANGPTL3 GalNAc-siRNAs were also tested for their in vitronuclease stability in 50% murine serum by determining their relativestability and half-lives (Table 11). Half-lives ranged between 24 h and72 h.

TABLE 11 In vitro Serum Stability Compound t_(1/2) siRNA#165-c 24 hsiRNA#171-c 72 h siRNA#172-c 48 h siRNA#212-c 72 h

A cytotoxicity assay was carried out in human primary hepatocytes toexclude GalNAc-siRNAs with toxic potential from further selection (FIG.12 ). No obvious dose-dependent toxic effects were observed for anymolecules. These results demonstrate that application of our selectedsiRNAs in the context of GalNAc conjugates generally does not confercytotoxicity.

Dose dependent ANGPTL3 protein knockdown was confirmed by quantificationof ANGPTL3 levels in the supernatants of human primary hepatocytestreated with three different concentrations (0.1, 1, and 1000 nM) of theGalNAc-siRNAs (FIG. 13 ). These data confirm that successful mRNAknock-down obtained with our GalNAc-siRNAs reliably translates toreduction of the corresponding target protein.

Finally, two additionally selected GalNAc-siRNAs were testedside-by-side with three GalNAc-siRNAs obtained in the first screeningcampaign (Examples 2-4) in an in vivo mouse model expressing humanANGPTL3 (FIG. 14 ). After subcutaneous administration of the selectedcompounds at 10 mg/kg, target protein levels were reduced between 60%and 80% (KD_(max)) compared to animals treated with a non-targetingcontrol. Depending on the compound, the levels returned to 50% of themaximum knock-down (KD₅₀) between ˜d20 and ˜d45 post treatment. Allgroups had returned to baseline by day 90.

In summary, the inventors have demonstrated the successfulidentification of additional siRNAs that strongly reduce expression ofhuman ANGPTL3 mRNA and protein translated from it in the context ofGalNAc conjugates in vivo and in vitro.

Example 8: Optimization of GalNAc-Conjugated ANGPTL3 siRNA SequencesMethods

Production of Modified GalNAc siRNA Sequences

GalNAc siRNA sequences further optimized with modified nucleotides offormula (I) were synthesized as described in PCT Patent Publication WO2019/170731. All oligonucleotides were synthesized on an ABI 394synthesizer. Commercially available (Sigma Aldrich) DNA-, RNA-,2′-OMe-RNA, and 2′-deoxy-F-RNA-phosphoramidites with standard protectinggroups, e.g.,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-thymidine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-tert-butyldimethylsilyl-uracile-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-tert-butyldimethylsilyl-N4-cytidine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-tert-butyldimethylsilyl-N6-benzoyl-adenosine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-tert-butyldimethylsilyl-N2-isobutyryl-guanosine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-methyl-uracile-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-methyl-N4-cytidine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-methyl-N6-benzoyl-adenosine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-O-methyl-N2-isobutyryl-guanosine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-desoxy-fluoro-uracile-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-deoxy-fluoro-N4-cytidine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-deoxy-fluoro-N6-benzoyl-adenosine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramidite,and5′-O-dimethoxytrityl-2′-deoxy-fluoro-N2-isobutyryl-guanosine-3′-O-(N,N-diisopropyl-2-cyanoethyl)-phosphoramiditeas well as the corresponding solid support materials (CPG-500 Å, loading40 μmol/g, ChemGenes) were used for automated oligonucleotide synthesis.

Phosphoramidite building blocks were used as 0.1 M solutions inacetonitrile and activated with5-(bis-3,5-trifluoromethylphenyl)-1H-tetrazole (activator 42, 0.25 M inacetonitrile, Sigma Aldrich). Reaction times of 200 s were used forstandard phosphoramidite couplings. In case of phosphoramiditesdescribed herein, coupling times of 300 s were applied. As cappingreagents, acetic anhydride in THF (capA for ABI, Sigma Aldrich) andN-methylimidazole in THF (capB for ABI, Sigma Aldrich) were used. Asoxidizing reagent, iodine in THF/pyridine/water (0.02 M; oxidizer forABI, Sigma Aldrich) was used. Alternatively, PS-oxidation was achievedwith a 0.05 M solution of3-((N,N-dimethyl-aminomethylidene)amino)-3H-1,2,4-dithiazole-5-thione(DDTT) in pyridine/acetonitrile (1:1). Deprotection of theDMT-protecting group was done using dichloroacetic acid in DCM (DCAdeblock, Sigma Aldrich). Final cleavage from solid support anddeprotection (acyl- and cyanoethyl-protecting groups) was achieved withNH₃ (32% aqueous solution/ethanol, v/v 3:1). Treatment with NMP/NEt₃/HF(3:1.5:2) was applied for TBDMS-deprotection.

Oligonucleotides with herein described building blocks at the 3′-endwere synthesized on solid support materials or on universal linker-solidsupport (CPG-500 Å, loading 39 μmol/g, AM Chemicals LLC) and thecorresponding phosphoramidites shown in Table A.

Crude products were analyzed by HPLC and single strand purification wasperformed using ion exchange or preparative HPLC-methods.

-   -   Ion exchange: ÄKTA purifier, (Thermo Fisher Scientific DNAPac        PA200 semi prep ion exchange column, 8 μm particles, width 22        mm×length 250 mm).    -   Buffer A: 1.5 L H₂O, 2.107 g NaClO₄, 438 mg EDTA, 1.818 g TRIS,        540.54 g urea, pH 7.4.    -   Buffer B: 1.5 L H₂O, 105.34 g NaClO₄, 438 mg EDTA, 1.818 g TRIS,        40.54 g urea, pH 7.4.    -   Isolation of the oligonucleotides was achieved by precipitation        induced by the addition of 4 volumes of ethanol and storing at        −20° C.

Preparative HPLC: Agilent 1100 series prep HPLC (Waters XBridge®BEH C18OBD™ Prep Column 130 Å, 5 μm, 10 mm×100 mm); Eluent: Triethylammoniumacetate (0.1 M in acetonitrile/water). After lyophilization, theproducts were dissolved in 1.0 mL 2.5 M NaCl solution and 4.0 mL H₂O.The corresponding Na⁺-salts were isolated after precipitation by adding20 mL ethanol and storing at −20° C. for 18 h.

Final analysis of the single strands was done by LC/MS-TOF methods. Fordouble strand formation, equimolar amounts of sense strands andantisense strands were mixed in 1×PBS buffer and heated to 85° C. for 10min. Then it was slowly cooled down to room temperature. Final analysisof the siRNA-double strands was done by LC/MS-TOF methods.

Annealing of siRNA duplexes was performed as described in Example 1. Thesequences of each siRNA, including nucleotide modifications, are shownin Table 3.

siRNA Stability in Mouse Serum

Stability of optimized ANGPTL3 siRNAs listed in Table 3 was determinedas described in Example 1 with the following exceptions: siRNAs wereincubated at 37° C. for 0 h, 24 h, 48 h, 72 h, 96 h, and 168 h.Proteinase K was purchased from Qiagen (cat. no. 19133) and HPLCanalysis was done on an Agilent Technologies 1260 Infinity II instrumentusing a 1260 DAD detector.

Cell Culture and Cell-Based Assays

Human Hep3B cells, primary human hepatocytes, and primary human PBMCswere isolated and cultivated as described in Examples 2-7. Analysis ofmRNA was performed as described in Example 2. Cytotoxicity was measured72 hours after 5 nM and 50 nM siRNA transfections of human Hep3B cellsas described in Example 2. IFNα protein concentration was quantified inthe supernatant of human PBMCs as described in Example 4.

In Vivo Assay

In vivo activity of modified GalNAc-ANGPTL3 siRNAs was measured in micetransduced with an AAV8 vector encoding for human ANGPTL3 mRNA from anApoA2 promoter as described in Example 4. In contrast with Example 4, asingle siRNA dose of 5 mg/kg was injected subcutaneously into 5 maleC57BL/6 mice per treatment group.

ANGPTL3 ELISA Assay

Serum ANGPTL3 protein levels in mice treated with modified GalNAc-siRNAswere quantified as described in Example 4.

Results

54 different siRNA modification patterns were designed and applied tothree pre-selected siRNA sequences (siRNA #013, siRNA #051, and siRNA#165). Libraries of 3×54 siRNA molecules (siRNA #013-c-01 to siRNA#013-c-54, siRNA #051-c-01 to siRNA #051-c-54, and siRNA #165-c-01 tosiRNA #165-c-54, Table 3) were synthesized using three consecutivemodified GalNAc conjugated nucleotides at the 5′-end of respective siRNAsense strands.

All 162 modified ANGPTL3 siRNAs were tested for their nuclease stabilityin 50% mouse serum. As depicted in Table 12, several molecules wereidentified with significantly improved stability as compared torespective parent sequences with a fixed pattern of 2′O-methyl and2′-fluoro modified nucleotides. For the constructs derived from siRNA#013-c and siRNA #051-c, the serum half-lives improved fromapproximately 72 h for the parental construct pattern to 168 h or morefor the modified constructs. For the constructs derived from siRNA#165-c, serum half-lives improved from approximately 24 h to 96 h ormore.

TABLE 12 In vitro Serum Stability siRNA Construct t_(1/2) siRNAConstruct t1/2 siRNA Construct t_(1/2) siRNA#013-c =72 h siRNA#051-c =72h siRNA#165-c =24 h siRNA#013-c-01 >96 h siRNA#051-c-01 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-01 >96 h siRNA#013-c-02 >96 h siRNA#051-c-02 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-02 >96 h siRNA#013-c-03 >96 h siRNA#051-c-03 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-03 >96 h siRNA#013-c-04 >72 h siRNA#051-c-04 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-04 >48 h siRNA#013-c-05 >96 h siRNA#051-c-05 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-05 >96 h siRNA#013-c-06 >96 h siRNA#051-c-06 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-06 >96 h siRNA#013-c-07 >96 h siRNA#051-c-07 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-07 >96 h siRNA#013-c-08 >48 h siRNA#051-c-08 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-08 >72 h siRNA#013-c-09 >96 h siRNA#051-c-09 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-09 =168 h siRNA#013-c-10 >96 h siRNA#051-c-10 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-10 =96 h siRNA#013-c-11 >96 h siRNA#051-c-11 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-11 >96 h siRNA#013-c-12 >96 h siRNA#051-c-12 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-12 >96 h siRNA#013-c-13 >96 h siRNA#051-c-13 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-13 =48 h siRNA#013-c-14 >96 h siRNA#051-c-14 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-14 >96 h siRNA#013-c-15 >72 h siRNA#051-c-15 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-15 >96 h siRNA#013-c-16 >96 h siRNA#051-c-16 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-16 >96 h siRNA#013-c-17 =168 h siRNA#051-c-17 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-17 =168 h siRNA#013-c-18 >96 h siRNA#051-c-18 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-18 >72 h siRNA#013-c-19 >96 h siRNA#051-c-19 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-19 >96 h siRNA#013-c-20 >96 h siRNA#051-c-20 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-20 >96 h siRNA#013-c-21 =168 h siRNA#051-c-21 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-21 >96 h siRNA#013-c-22 =96 h siRNA#051-c-22 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-22 =48 h siRNA#013-c-23 >168 h siRNA#051-c-23 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-23 =168 h siRNA#013-c-24 >96 h siRNA#051-c-24 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-24 >96 h siRNA#013-c-25 >96 h siRNA#051-c-25 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-25 >96 h siRNA#013-c-26 =96 h siRNA#051-c-26 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-26 =96 h siRNA#013-c-27 >96 h siRNA#051-c-27 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-27 >96 h siRNA#013-c-28 >96 h siRNA#051-c-28 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-28 >96 h siRNA#013-c-29 >96 h siRNA#051-c-29 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-29 >96 h siRNA#013-c-30 >96 h siRNA#051-c-30 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-30 >96 h siRNA#013-c-31 =96 h siRNA#051-c-31 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-31 >48 h siRNA#013-c-32 >96 h siRNA#051-c-32 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-32 >96 h siRNA#013-c-33 >96 h siRNA#051-c-33 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-33 =96 h siRNA#013-c-34 =168 h siRNA#051-c-34 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-34 >96 h siRNA#013-c-35 =168 h siRNA#051-c-35 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-35 >96 h siRNA#013-c-36 =96 h siRNA#051-c-36 =96 hsiRNA#165-c-36 =96 h siRNA#013-c-37 >168 h siRNA#051-c-37 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-37 >96 h siRNA#013-c-38 >96 h siRNA#051-c-38 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-38 >96 h siRNA#013-c-39 =96 h siRNA#051-c-39 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-39 >96 h siRNA#013-c-40 =72 h siRNA#051-c-40 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-40 =48 h siRNA#013-c-41 >96 h siRNA#051-c-41 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-41 >96 h siRNA#013-c-42 =168 h siRNA#051-c-42 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-42 >96 h siRNA#013-c-43 >96 h siRNA#051-c-43 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-43 >96 h siRNA#013-c-44 =96 h siRNA#051-c-44 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-44 =72 h siRNA#013-c-45 >96 h siRNA#051-c-45 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-45 >96 h siRNA#013-c-46 >168 h siRNA#051-c-46 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-46 >96 h siRNA#013-c-47 >96 h siRNA#051-c-47 =168 hsiRNA#165-c-47 >96 h siRNA#013-c-48 >168 h siRNA#051-c-48 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-48 >96 h siRNA#013-c-49 =72 h siRNA#051-c-49 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-49 >48 h siRNA#013-c-50 =168 h siRNA#051-c-50 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-50 >96 h siRNA#013-c-51 >168 h siRNA#051-c-51 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-51 >96 h siRNA#013-c-52 >168 h siRNA#051-c-52 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-52 >96 h siRNA#013-c-53 >168 h siRNA#051-c-53 >168 hsiRNA#165-c-53 >96 h siRNA#013-c-54 >168 h siRNA#051-c-54 >96 hsiRNA#165-c-54 >96 h

Next, all of the 162 modified GalNAc-siRNAs were evaluated for theirknock-down potency in primary human hepatocytes under free uptakeconditions and using 1 nM, 10 nM and 100 nM concentrations of themodified siRNAs. The parent constructs siRNA #013-c, siRNA #051-c, andsiRNA #165-c were used as positive controls. Data are shown in FIGS.15A-F.

Based on the in vitro knock-down activities and nuclease stability data,eight modified variants were selected for each of the three parentconstructs. Prior to in vivo activity testing, the 3×8 modifiedconstructs were investigated for their ability to stimulate innateimmunity in human PBMCs (FIG. 16 ) and for their general cytotoxicity inhuman Hep3B cells (FIG. 17 ). In both assays, no apparent adverseeffects were observed.

Finally, the 3×8 selected modified GalNAc-siRNA constructs were testedin vivo using the above-described humanized mouse model expressing humanANGPTL3 mRNA (FIG. 18 A-C). After single subcutaneous administrations ofthe selected compounds at a dose of 5 mg/kg, target protein levels werereduced by up to ˜95% (KD_(max)) compared to animals treated with PBS.The most long-lasting optimized molecules did not yet return to 50% % ofthe maximum knock-down (KD₅₀) at day 63, whereas all three parentconstructs exhibited <15% residual activity at that point.

In summary, the inventors have demonstrated successful identification ofsiRNAs that strongly reduce expression of human ANGPTL3 mRNA and proteintranslated from it in the context of GalNAc conjugates in vivo and invitro. They have also demonstrated unexpectedly strong improvement of invivo efficacy of siRNAs by introduction of optimized modificationpatterns using modified nucleotides. Despite a loose correlation betweenstability and in vitro performance, the in vivo potency of certainmodified siRNAs could not be systematically predicted based on non-invivo data.

ANGPTL3 Sequences

human ANGPTL3 mRNA sequence (SEQ ID NO: 1181) 1atatatagag ttaagaagtc taggtctgct tccagaagaa aacagttcca cgttgcttga 61aattgaaaat caagataaaa atgttcacaa ttaagctcct tctttttatt gttcctctag 121ttatttcctc cagaattgat caagacaatt catcatttga ttctctatct ccagagccaa 181aatcaagatt tgctatgtta gacgatgtaa aaattttagc caatggcctc cttcagttgg 241gacatggtct taaagacttt gtccataaga cgaagggcca aattaatgac atatttcaaa 301aactcaacat atttgatcag tctttttatg atctatcgct gcaaaccagt gaaatcaaag 361aagaagaaaa ggaactgaga agaactacat ataaactaca agtcaaaaat gaagaggtaa 421agaatatgtc acttgaactc aactcaaaac ttgaaagcct cctagaagaa aaaattctac 481ttcaacaaaa agtgaaatat ttagaagagc aactaactaa cttaattcaa aatcaacctg 541aaactccaga acacccagaa gtaacttcac ttaaaacttt tgtagaaaaa caagataata 601gcatcaaaga ccttctccag accgtggaag accaatataa acaattaaac caacagcata 661gtcaaataaa agaaatagaa aatcagctca gaaggactag tattcaagaa cccacagaaa 721tttctctatc ttccaagcca agagcaccaa gaactactcc ctttcttcag ttgaatgaaa 781taagaaatgt aaaacatgat ggcattcctg ctgaatgtac caccatttat aacagaggtg 841aacatacaag tggcatgtat gccatcagac ccagcaactc tcaagttttt catgtctact 901gtgatgttat atcaggtagt ccatggacat taattcaaca tcgaatagat ggatcacaaa 961acttcaatga aacgtgggag aactacaaat atggttttgg gaggcttgat ggagaatttt 1021ggttgggcct agagaagata tactccatag tgaagcaatc taattatgtt ttacgaattg 1081agttggaaga ctggaaagac aacaaacatt atattgaata ttctttttac ttgggaaatc 1141acgaaaccaa ctatacgcta catctagttg cgattactgg caatgtcccc aatgcaatcc 1201cggaaaacaa agatttggtg ttttctactt gggatcacaa agcaaaagga cacttcaact 1261gtccagaggg ttattcagga ggctggtggt ggcatgatga gtgtggagaa aacaacctaa 1321atggtaaata taacaaacca agagcaaaat ctaagccaga gaggagaaga ggattatctt 1381ggaagtctca aaatggaagg ttatactcta taaaatcaac caaaatgttg atccatccaa 1441cagattcaga aagctttgaa tgaactgagg caaatttaaa aggcaataat ttaaacatta 1501acctcattcc aagttaatgt ggtctaataa tctggtatta aatccttaag agaaagcttg 1561agaaatagat tttttttatc ttaaagtcac tgtctattta agattaaaca tacaatcaca 1621taaccttaaa gaataccgtt tacatttctc aatcaaaatt cttataatac tatttgtttt 1681aaattttgtg atgtgggaat caattttaga tggtcacaat ctagattata atcaataggt 1741gaacttatta aataactttt ctaaataaaa aatttagaga cttttatttt aaaaggcatc 1801atatgagcta atatcacaac tttcccagtt taaaaaacta gtactcttgt taaaactcta 1861aacttgacta aatacagagg actggtaatt gtacagttct taaatgttgt agtattaatt 1921tcaaaactaa aaatcgtcag cacagagtat gtgtaaaaat ctgtaataca aatttttaaa 1981ctgatgcttc attttgctac aaaataattt ggagtaaatg tttgatatga tttatttatg 2041aaacctaatg aagcagaatt aaatactgta ttaaaataag ttcgctgtct ttaaacaaat 2101ggagatgact actaagtcac attgacttta acatgaggta tcactatacc ttatttgtta 2161aaatatatac tgtatacatt ttatatattt taacacttaa tactatgaaa acaaataatt 2221gtaaaggaat cttgtcagat tacagtaaga atgaacatat ttgtggcatc gagttaaagt 2281ttatatttcc cctaaatatg ctgtgattct aatacattcg tgtaggtttt caagtagaaa 2341taaacctcgt aacaagttac tgaacgttta aacagcctga caagcatgta tatatgttta 2401aaattcaata aacaaagacc cagtccctaa attatagaaa tttaaattat tcttgcatgt 2461ttatcgacat cacaacagat ccctaaatcc ctaaatccct aaagattaga tacaaatttt 2521ttaccacagt atcacttgtc agaatttatt tttaaatatg attttttaaa actgccagta 2581agaaatttta aattaaaccc atttgttaaa ggatatagtg cccaagttat atggtgacct 2641acctttgtca atacttagca ttatgtattt caaattatcc aatatacatg tcatatatat 2701ttttatatgt cacatatata aaagatatgt atgatctatg tgaatcctaa gtaaatattt 2761tgttccagaa aagtacaaaa taataaaggt aaaaataatc tataattttc aggaccacag 2821actaagctgt cgaaattaac gctgattttt ttagggccag aataccaaaa tggctcctct 2881cttcccccaa aattggacaa tttcaaatgc aaaataattc attatttaat atatgagttg 2941cttcctctat t human ANGPTL3 polypeptide sequence (SEQ ID NO: 1182)MFTIKLLLFI VPLVISSRID QDNSSFDSLS PEPKSRFAML DDVKILANGL LQLGHGLKDFVHKTKGQIND IFQKLNIFDQ SFYDLSLQTS EIKEEEKELR RTTYKLQVKN EEVKNMSLELNSKLESLLEE KILLQQKVKY LEEQLTNLIQ NQPETPEHPE VTSLKTFVEK QDNSIKDLLQTVEDQYKQLN QQHSQIKEIE NQLRRTSIQE PTEISLSSKP RAPRTTPFLQ LNEIRNVKHDGIPAECTTIY NRGEHTSGMY AIRPSNSQVF HVYCDVISGS PWTLIQHRID GSQNFNETWENYKYGFGRLD GEFWLGLEKI YSIVKQSNYV LRIELEDWKD NKHYIEYSFY LGNHETNYTLHLVAITGNVP NAIPENKDLV FSTWDHKAKG HFNCPEGYSG GWWWHDECGE NNLNGKYNKPRAKSKPERRR GLSWKSQNGR LYSIKSTKML IHPTDSESFEcynomolgus ANGPTL3 mRNA sequence (SEQ ID NO: 1183) 1tagagttaag aagtctaggt ctgcttccag aagaacacag ttccacgctg cttgaaattg 61aaaatcagga taaaaatgtt cacaattaag ctccttcttt ttattgttcc tctagttatt 121tcctccagaa ttgaccaaga caattcatca tttgattctg tatctccaga gccaaaatca 181agatttgcta tgttagacga tgtaaaaatt ttagccaatg gcctccttca gttgggacat 241ggtcttaaag actttgtcca taagactaag ggccaaatta atgacatatt tcaaaaactc 301aacatatttg atcagtcttt ttatgatcta tcactgcaaa ccagtgaaat caaagaagaa 361gaaaaggaac tgagaagaac tacatataaa ctacaagtca aaaatgaaga ggtaaagaat 421atgtcacttg aactcaactc aaaacttgaa agcctcctag aagaaaaaat tctacttcaa 481caaaaagtga aatatttaga agagcaacta actaacttaa ttcaaaatca acctgcaact 541ccagaacatc cagaagtaac ttcacttaaa agttttgtag aaaaacaaga taatagcatc 601aaagaccttc tccagactgt ggaagaacaa tataagcaat taaaccaaca gcatagtcaa 661ataaaagaaa tagaaaatca gctcagaatg actaatattc aagaacccac agaaatttct 721ctatcttcca agccaagagc accaagaact actccctttc ttcagctgaa tgaaataaga 781aatgtaaaac atgatggcat tcctgctgat tgtaccacca tttacaatag aggtgaacat 841ataagtggca cgtatgccat cagacccagc aactctcaag tttttcatgt ctactgtgat 901gttgtatcag gtagtccatg gacattaatt caacatcgaa tagatggatc acaaaacttc 961aatgaaacgt gggagaacta caaatatggt ttcgggaggc ttgatggaga attctggttg 1021ggcctagaga agatatactc catagtgaag caatctaatt acgttttacg aattgagttg 1081gaagactgga aagacaacaa acattatatt gaatattctt tttacttggg aaatcacgaa 1141accaactata cgctacatgt agttaagatt actggcaatg tccccaatgc aatcccggaa 1201aacaaagatt tggtgttttc tacttgggat cacaaagcaa aaggacactt cagctgtcca 1261gagagttatt caggaggctg gtggtggcat gatgagtgtg gagaaaacaa cctaaatggt 1321aaatataaca aaccaagaac aaaatctaag ccagagcgga gaagaggatt atcctggaag 1381tctcaaaatg gaaggttata ctctataaaa tcaaccaaaa tgttgatcca tccaacagat 1441tcagaaagct ttgaatgaac tgaggcaaat ttaaaaggca ataaattaaa cattaaactc 1501attccaagtt aatgtggttt aataatctgg tattaaatcc ttaagagaag gcttgagaaa 1561tagatttttt tatcttaaag tcactgtcaa tttaagatta aacatacaat cacataacct 1621taaagaatac catttacatt tctcaatcaa aattcttaca acactatttg ttttatattt 1681tgtgatgtgg gaatcaattt tagatggtcg caatctaaat tataatcaac aggtgaactt 1741actaaataac ttttctaaat aaaaaactta gagactttaa ttttaaaagt catcatatga 1801gctaatatca caattttccc agtttaaaaa actagttttc ttgttaaaac tctaaacttg 1861actaaataaa gaggactgat aattatacag ttcttaaatt tgttgtaata ttaatttcaa 1921aactaaaaat tgtcagcaca gagtatgtgt aaaaatctgt aatataaatt tttaaactga 1981tgcctcattt tgctacaaaa taatctggag taaatttttg ataggattta tttatgaaac 2041ctaatgaagc aggattaaat actgtattaa aataggttcg ctgtctttta aacaaatgga 2101gatgatgatt actaagtcac attgacttta atatgaggta tcactatacc ttaacatatt 2161tgttaaaacg tatactgtat acattttgtg tattttaata cttaatacta tgaaaacaag 2221taattgtaaa cgtatcttgt cagattacaa taggaatgaa catattggtg acatcgagtt 2281aaagtttata tttcccctaa atatgctgcg attccaatat attcatgtag gttttcaagc 2341agaaataaac cttgtaacaa gttactgact aaacacynomolgus ANGPTL3 polypeptide sequence (SEQ ID NO: 1184)MFTIKLLLFI VPLVISSRID QDNSSFDSVS PEPKSRFAML DDVKILANGL LQLGHGLKDEVHKTKGQIND IFQKLNIFDQ SFYDLSLQTS EIKEEEKELR RTTYKLQVKN EEVKNMSLELNSKLESLLEE KILLQQKVKY LEEQLTNLIQ NQPATPEHPE VISLKSFVEK QDNSIKDLLQTVEEQYKQLN QQHSQIKEIE NQLRMTNIQE PTEISLSSKP RAPRITPFLQ LNEIRNVKHDGIPADCITIY NRGEHISGTY AIRPSNSQVF HVYCDVVSGS PWTLIQHRID GSQNFNETWENYKYGFGRLD GEFWLGLEKI YSIVKQSNYV LRIELEDWKD NKHYIEYSFY LGNHETNYTLHVVKITGNVP NAIPENKDLV FSTWDHKAKG HFSCPESYSG GWWWHDECGE NNLNGKYNKPRTKSKPERRR GLSWKSQNGR LYSIKSTKML IHPTDSESFE

What is claimed is:
 1. A double-stranded ribonucleic acid (dsRNA) thatinhibits expression of a human angiopoietin-like protein 3 (ANGPTL3)gene by targeting a target sequence on an RNA transcript of the ANGPTL3gene, wherein the dsRNA comprises a sense strand comprising a sensesequence, and an antisense strand comprising an antisense sequence,wherein the sense sequence is at least 90% identical to the targetsequence, and wherein the target sequence is nucleotides 143-161,135-153, 1535-1553, 143-163, 144-162, 145-163, 150-168, 151-169,1528-1546, 1530-1548, 1532-1550, 1533-1551, 1602-1620, 2612-2630, or2773-2791 of SEQ ID NO:
 1181. 2. The dsRNA of claim 1, wherein the sensestrand and antisense strand are complementary to each other over aregion of 15-25 contiguous nucleotides.
 3. The dsRNA of any one of claim1 or 2, wherein the sense strand and the antisense strand are no morethan 30 nucleotides in length.
 4. The dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 3,wherein the target sequence is nucleotides 143-161, 135-153, 1535-1553,143-163, 144-162, 145-163, or 150-168, of SEQ ID NO:
 1181. 5. The dsRNAof any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the dsRNA comprises an antisensesequence that is at least 90% identical to a nucleotide sequenceselected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 227-229, 261-265, 269,343, 356, 379, 385, 386, and
 426. 6. The dsRNA of claim 1, wherein thesense sequence and the antisense sequence are complementary, wherein: a)the sense sequence comprises a nucleotide sequence selected from thegroup consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 13-15, 47-51, 55, 129, 142, 165, 171,172, and 212; or b) the antisense sequence comprises a nucleotidesequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 227-229,261-265, 269, 343, 356, 379, 385, 386, and
 426. 7. The dsRNA of claim 6,wherein the sense strand and antisense strand of the dsRNA respectivelycomprise the nucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 13 and 227; b) SEQID NOs: 51 and 265; c) SEQ ID NOs: 165 and 379; d) SEQ ID NOs: 14 and228; e) SEQ ID NOs: 15 and 229; f) SEQ ID NOs: 47 and 261; g) SEQ IDNOs: 48 and 262; h) SEQ ID NOs: 49 and 263; i) SEQ ID NOs: 50 and 264;j) SEQ ID NOs: 55 and 269; k) SEQ ID NOs: 129 and 343; l) SEQ ID NOs:142 and 356; m) SEQ ID NOs: 171 and 385; n) SEQ ID NOs: 172 and 386; oro) SEQ ID NOs: 212 and
 426. 8. The dsRNA of claim 6, wherein the sensestrand and antisense strand of the dsRNA respectively comprise thenucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 13 and 227; b) SEQ ID NOs: 51and 265; c) SEQ ID NOs: 165 and 379; d) SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 228; e) SEQID NOs: 15 and 229; or f) SEQ ID NOs: 171 and
 385. 9. The dsRNA of anyone of claims 1 to 8, wherein the dsRNA comprises one or more modifiednucleotides, wherein at least one of the one or more modifiednucleotides is 2′-deoxy-2′-fluoro-ribonucleotide,2′-deoxyribonucleotide, or 2′-O-methyl-ribonucleotide.
 10. The dsRNA ofany one of claims 1 to 9, wherein the dsRNA comprises an inverted2′-deoxyribonucleotide at the 3′-end of its sense or antisense strand.11. The dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 10, wherein one or both of thesense strand and the antisense strand further comprise: (a) a 5′overhang comprising one or more nucleotides; and/or (b) a 3′ overhangcomprising one or more nucleotides.
 12. The dsRNA of claim 11, whereinan overhang in the dsRNA comprises two or three nucleotides.
 13. ThedsRNA of claim 11 or 12, wherein an overhang in the dsRNA comprises oneor more thymines.
 14. The dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 13, whereinthe sense sequence and the antisense sequence comprise alternating2′-O-methyl ribonucleotides and 2′-deoxy-2′-fluoro ribonucleotides. 15.The dsRNA of claim 1, wherein: a) the sense strand comprises anucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:441-443, 475-479, 483, 557, 570, 593, 599, 600, and 640; and/or b) theantisense strand comprises a nucleotide sequence selected from the groupconsisting of SEQ ID NOs: 655-657, 689-693, 697, 771, 784, 807, 813,814, and
 854. 16. The dsRNA of claim 15, wherein the sense strand andantisense strand of the dsRNA respectively comprise the nucleotidesequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 441 and 655; b) SEQ ID NOs: 479 and 693; c)SEQ ID NOs: 593 and 807; d) SEQ ID NOs: 442 and 656; e) SEQ ID NOs: 443and 657; f) SEQ ID NOs: 475 and 689; g) SEQ ID NOs: 476 and 690; h) SEQID NOs: 477 and 691; i) SEQ ID NOs: 478 and 692; j) SEQ ID NOs: 483 and697; k) SEQ ID NOs: 557 and 771; l) SEQ ID NOs: 570 and 784; m) SEQ IDNOs: 599 and 813; n) SEQ ID NOs: 600 and 814; or o) SEQ ID NOs: 640 and854.
 17. The dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 16, wherein the dsRNA isconjugated to one or more ligands with or without a linker.
 18. ThedsRNA of claim 18, wherein the ligand is N-acetylgalactosamine (GalNAc)and the dsRNA is conjugated to one or more GalNAc.
 19. The dsRNA of anyone of claims 1 to 18, wherein the dsRNA is a small interfering RNA(siRNA).
 20. The dsRNA of any one of the preceding claims, wherein oneor both strands of the dsRNA comprise one or more compounds having thestructure of

wherein: B is a heterocyclic nucleobase, one of L1 and L2 is aninternucleoside linking group linking the compound of formula (I) tosaid strand(s) and the other of L1 and L2 is H, a protecting group, aphosphorus moiety or an internucleoside linking group linking thecompound of formula (I) to said strand(s), Y is O, NH, NR1 orN—C(═O)—R1, wherein R1 is: a (C1-C20) alkyl group, optionallysubstituted by one or more groups selected from an halogen atom, a(C1-C6) alkyl group, a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, a (C3-C14) heterocycle,a (C6-C14) aryl group, a (C5-C14) heteroaryl group, —O-Z1, —N(Z1)(Z2),—S-Z1, —CN, —C(=J)-O-Z1, —O—C(=J)-Z1, —C(=J)-N(Z1)(Z2), and—N(Z1)-C(=J)-Z2, wherein J is O or S, each of Z1 and Z2 is,independently, H, a (C1-C6) alkyl group, optionally substituted by oneor more groups selected from a halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group, a(C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, optionally substituted by one or more groupsselected from a halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group, a group—[C(═O)]m-R2-(O—CH₂—CH₂)p-R3, wherein m is an integer meaning 0 or 1, pis an integer ranging from 0 to 10, R2 is a (C1-C20) alkylene groupoptionally substituted by a (C1-C6) alkyl group, —O-Z3, —N(Z3)(Z4),—S-Z3, —CN, —C(═K)—O—Z3, —O—C(═K)—Z3, —C(═K)—N(Z3)(Z4), or—N(Z3)-C(═K)—Z4, wherein K is O or S, each of Z3 and Z4 is,independently, H, a (C1-C6) alkyl group, optionally substituted by oneor more groups selected from a halogen atom and a (C1-C6) alkyl group,and R3 is selected from the group consisting of a hydrogen atom, a(C1-C6) alkyl group, a (C1-C6) alkoxy group, a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group,a (C3-C14) heterocycle, a (C6-C14) aryl group or a (C5-C14) heteroarylgroup, or R3 is a cell targeting moiety, X1 and X2 are each,independently, a hydrogen atom, a (C1-C6) alkyl group, and each of Ra,Rb, Rc and Rd is, independently, H or a (C1-C6) alkyl group, or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.
 21. The dsRNA of claim 20,comprising one or more compounds of formula (I) wherein Y is a) NR1, R1is a non-substituted (C1-C20) alkyl group; b) NR1, R1 is anon-substituted (C1-C16) alkyl group, which includes an alkyl groupselected from a group comprising methyl, isopropyl, butyl, octyl, andhexadecyl; c) NR1, R1 is a (C3-C8) cycloalkyl group, optionallysubstituted by one or more groups selected from a halogen atom and a(C1-C6) alkyl group; d) NR1, R1 is a cyclohexyl group; e) NR1, R1 is a(C1-C20) alkyl group substituted by a (C6-C14) aryl group; f) NR1, R1 isa methyl group substituted by a phenyl group; g) N—C(═O)—R1, R1 is anoptionally substituted (C1-C20) alkyl group; or h) N—C(═O)—R1, R1 ismethyl or pentadecyl.
 22. The dsRNA of claim 20 or 21, comprising one ormore compounds of formula (I) wherein B is selected from a groupconsisting of a pyrimidine, a substituted pyrimidine, a purine and asubstituted purine, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof. 23.The dsRNA of any one of claims 20 to 22, wherein R3 is of the formula(II):

wherein A1, A2 an A3 are H, A4 is OH or NHC(═O)—R5, wherein R5 is a(C1-C6) alkyl group, optionally substituted by a halogen atom, or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.
 24. The dsRNA of any one ofclaims 20 to 23, wherein R3 is N-acetyl-galactosamine, or apharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.
 25. The dsRNA of any one ofclaims 20 to 24, comprising one or more nucleotides from Tables A. 26.The dsRNA of claims 20 to 25, comprising from 2 to 10 compounds offormula (I), or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.
 27. ThedsRNA of claim 26, wherein the 2 to 10 compounds of formula (I) are onthe sense strand.
 28. The dsRNA of any one of claims 20 to 27, whereinthe sense strand comprises two to five compounds of formula (I) at the5′ end, and/or comprises one to three compounds of formula (I) at the 3′end.
 29. The dsRNA of claim 28, wherein a) the two to five compounds offormula (I) at the 5′ end of the sense strand comprise lgT3 and/or lgT7,optionally comprising three consecutive lgT3 nucleotides; and/or b) theone to three compounds of formula (I) at the 3′ end of the sense strandcomprise lT4 or lT3; optionally comprising two consecutive lT4.
 30. ThedsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 29, comprising one or moreinternucleoside linking groups independently selected from the groupconsisting of phosphodiester, phosphotriester, phosphorothioate,phosphorodithioate, alkyl-phosphonate and phosphoramidate backbonelinking groups, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.
 31. ThedsRNA of claim 1, selected from the dsRNAs in Tables 1-3.
 32. The dsRNAof claim 1, wherein: a) the sense strand comprises a nucleotide sequenceselected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 858, 902, 907, 911,915, 934, 970, 979, and 988; or b) the antisense strand comprises anucleotide sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs:1020, 1064, 1069, 1073, 1077, 1096, 1132, 1141, and
 1150. 33. The dsRNAof claim 32, wherein the sense strand and antisense strand of the dsRNArespectively comprise the nucleotide sequences of: a) SEQ ID NOs: 858and 1020; b) SEQ ID NOs: 902 and 1064; c) SEQ ID NOs: 907 and 1069; d)SEQ ID NOs: 911 and 1073; e) SEQ ID NOs: 915 and 1077; f) SEQ ID NOs:934 and 1096; g) SEQ ID NOs: 970 and 1132; h) SEQ ID NOs: 979 and 1141;or i) SEQ ID NOs: 988 and
 1150. 34. A pharmaceutical compositioncomprising the dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 33 and a pharmaceuticallyacceptable excipient.
 35. The dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 33 or thecomposition of claim 34 for use in inhibiting ANGPTL3 expression in ahuman in need thereof.
 36. The dsRNA or composition for use of claim 35,wherein expression of the ANGPTL3 gene in the liver of the human isinhibited by the dsRNA.
 37. The dsRNA of any one of claims 1 to 36 orthe composition of claim 34 for use in treating or preventing anANGPTL3-associated condition in a human in need thereof.
 38. The dsRNAor composition for use of claim 37, wherein the ANGPTL3-associatedcondition is a lipid metabolism disorder.
 39. The dsRNA or compositionfor use of claim 38, wherein the lipid metabolism disorder ishypertriglyceridemia.
 40. A method of treating and/or preventing one ormore ANGPTL3-associated conditions comprising administering one or moredsRNAs as defined in any one of claims 1 to 33 and/or one or morepharmaceutical compositions as defined in claim 34.